Walmart, Conagra, and General Mills face high exposure. But for food stamp users, the losses may be life-threatening.
New research reveals how earlier breakfasts, snack-heavy lunches, and heat-and-eat dinners are reshaping the food landscape.
Food prices stay high, challenging CPG brands to rethink how to serve the price-conscious consumer.
Kathryn Mazza's ascension highlights the growing importance of retail media as a driver of store growth.
The National Retail Federation predicts record spending on all the usual suspects: candy, flowers, cards and restaurants.
Consumers are turning away from favorite retailers unless they see real and clear savings.
New research from Cornell University and Numerator shows those on weight-loss drugs cut snack spending by 11%.
Kroger and Meijer pile on the price-cut meal packages, as 38% of consumers say they're shopping ahead of schedule.
With half of the demographic now firmly in adulthood, transparency plays a more prominent role.
Food prices are still high. However, new research from the Food Industry Association shows that consumers are increasingly adaptable.
The Food Industry Association's latest analysis reports that people are flocking to store brands for quality, not just price.
People want to eat out more, but inflation is keeping more of them in the kitchen at home.
Seems like the rest of the world is coming around to Chick-fil-A's idea that fried chicken is a breakfast food, according to study.
While not likely to top last year's record, sales are expected to come close at $22 billion.
Advertisers are increasing their use of short-form vertical video content from social campaigns on larger screens.
"Good Housekeeping" magazine leads Pew's study on print media.
M&M's spent the most, followed by Butterfinger, Nerds, and Werther's Originals. All invested more than $30 million each and, collectively, spent nearly $149 million.
It's official. "Girl dinner" -- as in using snacks to make up a no-prep dinner -- is for everybody.
It's not just because they're young and broke. They also see private-label groceries as reliable brands.
In a new consumer study from System1 Group on fall flavor launches from CPG and QSR brands, all the pumpkin offerings tanked.
The National Retail Federation's annual Hot 25 Retailers list is out -- and it reveals just how tough this year has been.
Consumers are loading up on private labels and holding back on discretionary grocery purchases. And consumer cutbacks are "flattening" the retail calendar.
Marketers of consumable products will have a few challenges this month as searches on Google for information on alternatives to Aspartame surge.
With 49% of consumers indulging themselves three or more times a day, snacking has become a U.S. "lifestyle," according to Circana.
The study examined how ad creative impacts 61 metrics including lift, search intent, click-through rates and more in the consumer product group, automotive and other verticals. Creative quality can
lead to 23% aided ad-recall, which drops to 2% for ads with poor creative quality. The study found that consumers looking for a product are 20% more likely to notice and 13% more likely to enjoy ads
with improved visuals such as human presence, product images, or prominent logo placement.
MikMak's latest benchmark study on e-grocery commerce reveals Walmart and Target are the brands in most shopper's baskets.
Piper Sandler's semiannual survey also sees a shake-up in footwear. And the Willow Project is intensifying environmental concerns.
Retail experts predict a record $24 billion holiday spend -- and not just because everything costs more.
Biggest pain points? Understaffing, unhelpful associates and too-high prices.
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