Report: Less Than Half of Consumers Grocery Shop In-Store
Walking into a grocery store used to be how most people bought groceries, but now only 44% of consumers do most of their shopping on premises.
Walking into a grocery store used to be how most people bought groceries, but now only 44% of consumers do most of their shopping on premises.
Perris, California has become the second U.S. city to ban junk food at supermarket checkouts, replacing sugary snacks with healthier alternatives.
Though experts still are split on whether the U.S. Federal Reserve’s inflation-fighting moves will plunge the economy into a recession, consumers apparently aren’t waiting for the official figures, already trimming their grocery bills and choice …
The latest Food Institute news podcast provides an update on the proposed Albertsons-Kroger merger in the grocery sector.
The latest Food Institute news podcast touches on the latest in drive-thru technology, for both QSRs and grocers.
The latest Food Institute news podcast touches on Tim Hortons’ unique, new sustainability initiative.
Kroger and Albertsons are planning a merger that would create a superstore second in scale only to Walmart. The combination of the two U.S. supermarket giants could have a three-pronged effect, resulting in doom for …
The latest, quick-hitting Food Institute news podcast notes the latest in automation, as well as labor unrest.
This week’s FI news podcast touches on the latest innovative plant-based product, along with the recent rise in-store bakery products.
Grocers can enable greater media partnerships by improving their in-store experience, according to one top industry executive.
The latest Food Institute news podcast touches on trends to watch for 2023, including … pickle slushies?!
The coming year could be a turbulent one as grocers navigate economic uncertainty while also benefiting from shoppers’ return to stores in a post-pandemic environment.
The latest FI news podcast touches on the rising demand for ingredients like chocolate within the ice cream industry.
The latest FI news podcast updates the push toward automation throughout multiple elements of the food industry.
The latest FI news podcast analyzes some interesting recent findings about the evolving American consumer.
The latest Food Institute news podcast analyzes recent predictions for a cooldown for food inflation in 2023.
If inflation continues to rise, 57% of retailers will continue to boost everyday prices, according to a new survey. Should this occur, retailers need to take care as they chart their path forward.
Retailers including Walmart and Kroger have embraced in-store robots to help keep stores clean on a consistent schedule, and the automated tools offer benefits for any retailer to enhance its operations.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission will need to approve Kroger and Albertsons’ planned merger, and that agency has taken a skeptical view of corporate consolidation in recent years.
Kroger Co. will merge with rival U.S. grocer Albertsons Cos. – a move that will create a grocery giant.
Extreme weather events are making their impact felt across the globe, and that’s putting a strain on global food production and distribution.
Many shoppers remain health-conscious these days, despite rising food prices – 29% of consumers will pay a premium for products with health and wellness attributes.
Grocery delivery is here to stay, but the option can be costly for grocers. Here is expert advice from fulfillment professionals on how to maximize profitability.
The latest Food Institute news podcast touches on the increasing candy bar shortage ahead of the Halloween season.
The latest Food Institute news podcast touches on how c-stores must adapt amid the current inflationary environment.
The latest Food Institute news podcast touches on what’s next in vertical farming, and Maple Leaf Foods’ plant-based plans.
Grocery shoppers are on the hunt for deals with food-at-home prices rising 14.4% year-over-year as of July 31.
The latest Food Institute news podcast touches on the spike in prices of breakfast items like eggs.
Food retailers are leveraging new food-waste programs to cut costs, improve sales, and better manage inventory with a limited shelf life.
Retail media networks are emerging as inflation, shifts in consumer behavior, and increasing cost pressures change the future of food retail.
Grocers have been speeding up delivery, and on-demand is becoming a vital part of every delivery program. Shoppers who have become used to groceries arriving on their doorstep now expect that option to be available …
Loyalty programs are becoming more important than ever as rising inflation causes shoppers to seek the best deals possible, but too many offer the same, uninspired benefits — leading to 50% of consumers believing that …
Same-day delivery is quickly morphing from a key differentiator to table stakes in the grocery industry, and surveys of both retailers and delivery providers echo this sentiment. Only 26% of U.S. retailers offered same-day delivery …
Food companies turned out to be some of the most reputable companies in the eyes of Americans in this years’ Axios Harris Poll 100 survey which gauges the reputation of the most visible brands in …
The food industry should be on high alert this summer amid warnings from the North American Electric Corp. that high temperatures, drought and the prospects of extreme weather could contribute to blackouts across the continent. …