Christmas trees are more expensive in the pandemic
December 3, 2020
Christmas trees and other trappings of the holiday are in high demand this year as consumers look for ways to cheer up their surroundings while cases of COVID-19 spike across the U.S. High demand has led to higher prices than in previous years, with Christmas trees costing seven percent more than last year and 18 percent above 2018.
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