Some Americans are shopping for Halloween early, with purchases being made in the summer.
Further information on this trend is available, including an interactive feature that explores the reasons behind it.
The interactive feature provides more details on why people are choosing to shop for Halloween in the summer months, rather than waiting until closer to the holiday.
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