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by Food Trade News Team

Inflation may have cooled in headline numbers, but CPI is a notoriously narrow “basket” when stacked up against what most Americans actually buy. Besides, most grocery shoppers aren’t concerned about what the CPI reading is currently; they’re concerned with the black-and-white price tags staring them in the face.

What is my cart costi...


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by Alexander Wissel, Executive Editor 

This week our team has been investigating “the next big thing” in grocery at the National Retail Federation (NRF) “Retail’s Big Show 2026” in New York City. 

Training is an issue for retailers – both expanding and established. Grocery train...


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by Food Trade News Team

‘This week our team has been investigating “the next big thing” in Grocery at the National Retail Federation (NRF) “Retail’s Big Show 2026” in New York City. A whopping 40,000+ participants and organizations from around the world.:

Can tech solve food waste and end...


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by Alexander Wissel, Executive Editor

This week our team has been investigating “the next big thing” in Grocery at the National Retail Federation (NRF) “Retail’s Big Show 2026” in New York City – a whopping 40,000-plus participants and organizations from around the world.

One of the clear...


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by Food Trade News Team

We’ve been looking at assortment rationalization across grocery in general. In the Northeast, it happens to be unfolding faster and with more urgency than in most U.S. markets. Operators aren’t trimming shelves because the a...


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