The chart highlights the dramatic shifts in e-commerce product categories during the early months of 2020, comparing March 2020 to March 2019. Notably, disposable gloves saw an astounding 670% increase, reflecting heightened health and safety concerns amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Bread machines also surged by 652%, indicating a trend towards home baking as people spent more time indoors. Cough medicine, soups, and packaged foods also experienced significant growth, underscoring a shift towards health-related and essential goods. Conversely, categories like luggage and briefcases plummeted by 77%, reflecting the sharp decline in travel and commuting. Cameras and formal wear also saw declines, likely due to reduced social events and gatherings. The data reveals a clear pivot towards products that support home-based activities and health, while items associated with travel and social events faced steep declines. This shift underscores the profound impact of the pandemic on consumer behavior, with a marked preference for products that cater to safety, health, and home-centric lifestyles. The trends provide valuable insights into how e-commerce adapted to meet changing consumer needs during a period of global uncertainty.