Bunny. Report: Easter bunny's worship is waning Tomorrow.

Graphic provided by Panjiva. Globe Staff Is the Easter bunny losing some of its iconic stamp to the Easter egg? Maybe so, suggests , a inadequate compact with offices in New York and Cambridge that uses technologies developed under the command of actors cofounder James Psota, an MIT computer scientist, to analyze bills of lading for ships bringing goods to the United States. According to Panjiva, the host of shipments of bunnies to the United States has dropped off 33 percent in the life four years. (The bunny class includes chocolates, posh toys, décor, and almost identical items, Panjiva said.) On the turn side, Panjiva said that there was a 21 percent proliferate in the issue of Easter egg shipments in January 2011 when compared with shipments for January 2010. (Given replenish confinement logistics, January is the month when the the greater part of the Easter holiday’s items are shipped, Panjiva said.) "Easter wouldn't be the same without the Easter Bunny," Panjiva head management Josh Green said in a statement.

"So let's expectation shipments of bunnies rebound back in the years ahead.".

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