Dollar General donates over 50 million meals in partnership with Feeding America
These donations come directly from DG stores and distribution centers and aim to address food insecurity, which impactsa 47 million Americans.
These donations come directly from DG stores and distribution centers and aim to address food insecurity, which impactsa 47 million Americans.
Geospatial technology facilitates precise mapping of delivery zones, allowing several Walmart stores to collectively fulfill a customer’s order in one smooth delivery.
Mother’s Day remains one of the most significant retail holidays. In 2025, shopping trends are evolving, with most purchases happening in the month leading up to the holiday.
“This program is a win-win—it helps families save money while reducing environmental waste.”
“We are honored to welcome the Alliance to End Hunger to this campaign,” said NACDS President and CEO Steven C. Anderson.
American consumers remain uneasy amid growing concerns over tariffs and economic policy, according to NRF Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz.
Grocery and health-related retail remained steady but unspectacular: food and beverage stores rose just 0.1% from February, while health and personal care stores grew 0.4%.
Kroger appointed Joe Kelley, president of the Colorado-based King Soopers & City Markets division, to be senior vice president of Retail Divisions.
Store brand dollar sales gained 5%, and unit sales rose 0.9%, compared to national brands, which were up 0.8% in dollars and down 1.1% in units during the quarter ending March 23, compared to the same period a year ago.
“It is critical not to create chaos and confusion both in individual stores and through a jumbled mixture of varying state requirements.”
Albertsons Cos. anticipates earnings will be below expectations this year, as the ongoing trade war could lead to higher prices and negatively impact consumer demand.
Despite the uncertainty, FMI's Andy Harig advised industry stakeholders to remain adaptable, transparent, and communicative with customers.
Tariffs are a major concern for grocery shoppers. Many express concern that nonfood tariffs will increase the price of food products.
The previous ten tournaments generated more than $12 million to feed families across the Midwest through the retailer's Simply Give program.
In early March, 46% of consumers reported stocking up on goods such as appliances and clothing out of concern that prices would rise.
“NRF urges Congress to move swiftly to ensure a stable and competitive tax code that supports continued economic opportunity.”