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by Greg Madison

Who pays? Well, a new Policy Navigation Group study commissioned by Americans for Ingredient Transparency — a coalition backed by “Big Food’s” major packaged-food manufacturers — est...


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by Food Trade News Team

As grocery price growth in the Northeast has moderated from peak inflation levels but remains uneven across categories, operators are watching closely for any policy shifts that could reignite cost pressure. In high-density, high-competition markets like Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts — where pricing transparency is acute an...


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Investor selectivity across grocery and consumer packaged goods sharpened again this week. As has been the case for 2026, defensive scale still commands attention; the market is no longer rewarding the entire sector equally. As usual, capital is flowing toward operators that combine traffic resilience, pricing clarity, and execution consistency – while mid-tier packaged food ...


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by Food Trade News Team

The Northeast grocery industry is headed down the winter stretch and prospects look exciting — and challenging, to say the least. As Maria Maggio report...


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By Greg Madison Governments can always be counted on to tout even the most incremental progress against inflation, but food-industry watchers in particular know the situation is more complicated and nuanced than D.C. often makes it out to be.  If you’re looking for an early signal that the next round of upward grocery price pressure is coming, McCormick ...


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