
Acosta study: Retail must adapt to GLP-1 shoppers
A study found that 76% of individuals who stopped GLP-1s still eat the same or less and many maintain healthier eating habits.
A study found that 76% of individuals who stopped GLP-1s still eat the same or less and many maintain healthier eating habits.
Tariffs are a major concern for grocery shoppers. Many express concern that nonfood tariffs will increase the price of food products.
In early March, 46% of consumers reported stocking up on goods such as appliances and clothing out of concern that prices would rise.
A staggering 96% of respondents say they are more likely to make a purchase when brands personalize their outreach.
“NRF urges Congress to move swiftly to ensure a stable and competitive tax code that supports continued economic opportunity.”
With Revionics’ multi-agent pricing system, intelligent AI agents work together to help retailers solve complex pricing problems and optimize pricing decisions.
The redesigned Wegmans.com and mobile app offer a host of upgrades focused on convenience and personalization.
“This legislation is an important step to help prevent ORC from infiltrating local communities across the country.”
FMI and retailmediaIQ's webinar on key nonfood trends, with five expert speakers, is now available on YouTube.
Walmart envisions Trend-to-Product as a springboard to reshape product innovation across multiple categories, from beauty to food.
The partnership allows CPG advertisers of all sizes to run Sponsored Items campaigns across Uber Eats' grocery and retail marketplace via Carrot Ads.
Eighty-two percent of U.S. consumers expect tariffs to increase prices, particularly for groceries, which are predicted to experience the steepest hikes according to the report.
FMI’s Vice President of Research and Insights, Steve Markenson, emphasized the toll economic uncertainty is taking on shopper confidence.
Grocery prices remained elevated, showing a 0.5% increase in the rate of food price inflation from February 2025.
The CPG Guys podcast explores how brands and retailers understand and engage with consumers in-store, online, and everywhere in between.
Timed with WWE’s new Netflix era of Monday Night Raw, the partnership aims to infuse energy and confidence into consumers' weekly routines — especially Mondays, a day synonymous with sluggish starts.