Grade B24 sourcesHIS-01748
Goya boycott and buycott
Moment · 2020
Boycott calls met a buycott; researchers estimated a temporary 22% rise in Goya sales.
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How it worksNumbers
- Seed to observed peak
- 1 day
- Jul 9 ’20 to Jul 10 ’20
- Platforms
- 9
- Started on X
- Origin
- Organic
- Politics & civic
How it spread
Trace the originGoya’s CEO praised Trump at the White House. Boycott posts spread on Twitter, followed by a buycott and Trump family product photos. Researchers later estimated a temporary sales rise; Commetric dated the initial Twitter spike to July 10.
Observed peak within the documented measurement window; not an all-time maximum.
Timeline (16)
July 2020
Julián Castro (@JulianCastro) backlash · Jul 9 ’20
Castro shared the speech and urged Americans to think twice before buying Goya products.[3]
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- 1Separate online sentiment from purchases; the two moved in opposite directions here.
Every number (10)
- Estimated net sales lift, first two weeks“net sales rose by about 22%”22%[20]
Press (5 outlets)
- Jul 9, 2020same dayNPR (via NPR Illinois) · #Goyaway: Calls To Boycott Goya Foods After CEO Praises President Trump
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