Jon Springer

Conventional supermarket retailers may eventually reckon with increased demand for value, but the unusual circumstances have them riding high—not low, analysts say.

Growing sales and a slower dealmaking prompts the distrubutor to hold onto retail—for now.

The coronavirus pandemic provided conditions ripe for independents to exert local leadership and grow their base—as long as they executed, Rosie CEO Nick Nickitas says in an interview with WGB.

Neal spent 24 years at Walmart and was instrumental in its fresh initiatives.

New data shows the retailer is making outsized customer acquisition gains—and gaining frequency—behind a unique omnichannel offering accelerated by the COVID crisis.

Consumer response to the pandemic triggered consumption patterns that could be "sticky," Mark Clouse said, but will require stores and suppliers to rethink the soup category.