Retail media’s moment: Study confirms in-store ads win over shoppers
According to the study, 95% of consumers reported feeling either positive or neutral toward retail media ads.
According to the study, 95% of consumers reported feeling either positive or neutral toward retail media ads.
In a market once dominated by national brands, private label products are emerging as a formidable force, not just for their affordability but increasingly for their quality, innovation, and customer loyalty.
Rising consumer awareness around digestive health and the growing demand for preventive healthcare solutions are fueling market growth.
The surge in demand for health-oriented products like protein bars, fortified snacks, and meal replacements underscores a broader shift toward proactive health management.
While short-term disruptions have drawn attention, Kearney emphasizes that tariffs have more profound, long-term implications across multiple areas of retail operations.
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Only 14% of American consumers fully trust the sustainability claims of grocery stores. Nearly one in three say they actively distrust them.
The data shows that many Americans are striving to balance affordability and sustainability when shopping for groceries, but cost concerns still dominate decision-making.
A study found that 76% of individuals who stopped GLP-1s still eat the same or less and many maintain healthier eating habits.
A staggering 96% of respondents say they are more likely to make a purchase when brands personalize their outreach.
This year’s CPG Growth Leaders found ways to build authentic connections with consumers and offer comprehensive value in an industry with shifting dynamics.
The latest Brick Meets Click Grocery Shopper Survey shows that as of March 2025, 57% of U.S. households shop online for groceries, up from under 25% pre-pandemic.
According to recent research by Circana, this shift highlights an evolving consumer landscape in which value, convenience, and occasion-based spending impact buying behavior.
The Circana survey shows that U.S. consumers increasingly embrace a holistic view of wellness that includes sleep quality, work/life balance, and a healthy home environment.
Only half of respondents find online shopping enjoyable, indicating a need to enhance the emotional quality of the e-commerce experience.
FMI’s research highlights the importance of proactive investment in asset protection to maintain industry trust and stability.