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Tina Caputo

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Tina Caputo

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Center Store

Retailers Seek to Hold Consumer Interest in Breakfast Foods

Cereals and other morning favorites saw a pandemic rebound, but can they maintain the momentum?

Fresh Food

After a Catastrophic Sales Plunge, the Salad Bar Is Reimagined

Grocers breathe new life into this popular area of the store.

Center Store

Adult Beverages See a Pandemic Boost

Consumers will retain new buying behaviors exhibited in the pandemic, which delivered a big boost to adult beverage sales and "trading up" at food outlets in 2020, experts say.

Fresh Food

What’s Hot in Winter Produce

Shoppers seek an immunity boost from fruits and veggies.

Nonfood

Greeting Cards Benefit From Fewer In-Person Gatherings

As consumers seek human connections amid the pandemic, greeting cards are seen as a safe way to connect. Meanwhile, COVID has sparked the greatest cleaning frenzy in the home care industry has ever seen.

Nonfood

Pet Product Trends Mirror Human Lifestyle Trends

Sales of treats—and those deemed "better for your pet"—increase, reflecting consumers’ desire to pamper their furry campions.

Nonfood

Stress Relief, Self-Care Are Sales Drivers in Health, Beauty

Shoppers in the category also gravitate toward the vitamin aisle.

Wellness

Consumers Turn to CBD to Fight Stress

Consumers increasingly look for unique CBD products that help with stress, anxiety, pain and inflammation.

Retailers

The Surge in Produce Snacking

As the pandemic rages on, consumers turn to healthful fruit and veggie snacks like never before.

Wellness

CBD Wellness Products on the Rise

Leading cannabis researchers predict the U.S. market for cannabidiol products sold through general retail channels is likely to reach $12 billion by 2024.

Nonfood

Top Trends in Health and Wellness

Shoppers continue to seek immune-boosting products.

Fresh Food

Evergreen Kosher Market Generates Excitement With ‘Wall-to-Fork’ Produce Wall

A 20-foot-high geoponic “wall farm” allows customers to “pick” their own produce.

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