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Phil Lempert

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Phil Lempert

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Retailers

Turn Down the Muzak

The Lempert Report: How music can alter what we eat and buy in the grocery store.

Technology

The Food-Scam Side of Instagram

The Lempert Report: Food businesses contacted by "social media influencers" may be talking to a bot, not a person.

Industry Partners

WeWork Labs to Support Food Accelerator

The Lempert Report profiles a new initiative by WeWork Labs that aims to encourage entrepreneurship and small-business growth in food.

Fresh Food

Why Singer Brad Paisley Is Getting Into the Grocery Business

The Lempert Report: A new project by the country star and his wife will provide food security for Nashville-area families in need.

Fresh Food

Organic Responsibility for Retailers

The Lempert Report: Groups are calling on the FDA to ban the additive perchlorate from food packaging.

Fresh Food

Food ATMs for Refugees

The Lempert Report: The United Nations' new food ATM technology could expand distribution to underserved parts of the world.

Retail Foodservice

A New Twist for Food on Drexel's Campus

The Lempert Report: A Drexel University program puts students to work in eateries, revealing emerging food trends.

Technology

How Twitter Continues to Change Food

Twitter provides funny snippets of everyday life in the grocery store when kids tag along.

Technology

A New Concern for Cellular Agriculture

The Lempert Report: Lab grown meat may not be as "green" as we thought.

Fresh Food

'You Are What You Eat' Includes Our Brains

A major study links poor mental health with diet quality, citing a correlation that exists regardless of factors such as age, gender, education and income level.

Fresh Food

The 101 on the Organic Consumer

The Lempert Report: Natural and organic foods are a growing part of the nation's total grocery bill, but so far, much of organic's rise is tied to one type of consumer.

Fresh Food

Now You Can Blame Your City for Being Fat

The Lempert Report: Living in a community or city where obesity is more common can make sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy eating and overweight or obesity more socially acceptable.

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