Online Grocery Sales to Increase to 13.6% in Five Years
Online grocery sales will have significant growth over the next five years. Online’s share of overall grocery spending will increase … Read More
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Cardenas Markets and its Foundation Launches Campaign to Fight Cardiovascular Disease
Cardenas Markets is joining the fight against heart disease and stroke by participating in the American Heart Association’s annual Life … Read More
Kroger Delivery Expands to South Florida
Without having to open new stores, supermarket chain Kroger announced its expansion in South Florida through its Kroger Delivery service. … Read More
Publix Charlotte Division VP to Retire; Joey Riddle Promoted to the Role
After more than 47 years of service, Publix Super Markets Charlotte Division Vice President Chuck Roskovich announced his decision to … Read More
H-E-B Ranks First as Preferred U.S Grocery Retailer
Three years after the pandemic upturned the grocery industry, H-E-B has regained its leadership position from Amazon, with Costco following … Read More
Coalition Calls on FDA to Outline Meaningful Reforms on Foods Program
A diverse coalition of food policy stakeholders representing consumers, industry, and state and local regulators reiterated its call for significant … Read More
Sam’s Club Announces Expansion Plan with 30 New Stores
Sam’s Club, a division of Walmart Inc., announced plans to open over 30 new clubs across the U.S. over the … Read More
NGA Show Education Program to Offer Critical Topics for Independent Grocers
Thousands of cutting-edge grocery retail professionals will gather at Caesars Forum Convention Center in Las Vegas for the 2023 NGA … Read More
The Ready-Made Meals Section, Big Opportunity for Supermarkets
The new year begins with high expectations, but the outlook is still unclear due to concerns about what might happen … Read More
U.S. Organic Produce Sales Top $9.4 Billion in 2022
Organic fresh produce sales grew by 3 percent in 2022, while volume declined by –3.7 percent, as total sales topped … Read More