Supervalu to continue price investments
Supervalu plans to continue making price investments in its Save-A-Lot stores to get closer to Aldi pricing, Bruce H. Besanko, EVP and CFO, told Wall Street investors Wednesday. read more … Continue Reading →
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Casual dining restaurants continue to lose visits
Visits to casual dining restaurants were at a six-year low in the year ending February 2014, finds The NPD Group, a global information company. IFT Daily News
Families with kids continue to cut down on restaurant visits
Restaurant visits by families with kids (those including children under age 13) have been declining since 2008, reports The NPD Group, a global information company. IFT Daily News
Plant-based sweeteners continue to steal market share
Post EU regulations, stevia has been quietly gaining traction with consumers, and alongside that, usurping the traditional pecking order of more established sweeteners. IFT Daily News
Will M&A activity continue in 2014 at a similar pace to this year?
Yes, it might even accelerate It will remain about the same level No, things will cool down Supermarket News
Demoulas to Continue Profit Sharing, Bonus
TEWKSBURY, Mass. — The board of directors of Demoulas Super Markets here has launched a website intended to inform employees of its actions — including most recently, a decision to … Continue Reading →
Why Millennials Continue to Disappoint
This generation still hasn’t met its potential to form households and jumpstart spending. Viewpoints read more Supermarket News
Dairy market volatility to continue
Global weather, supply issues in the feed markets, and strong demand from developing countries will all combine to keep dairy prices volatile for the near future, according to speakers at … Continue Reading →
Wal-Mart Walk-Offs Continue
WASHINGTON — The Organization United for Respect at Walmart said Thursday about 80 Walmart U.S. employees in different parts of the country have walked off their jobs to protest what … Continue Reading →
Global food prices continue to rise
Continuing a decade-long increase, global food prices rose 2.7% in 2012, reaching levels not seen since the 1960s and 1970s but still well below the price spike of 1974. IFT … Continue Reading →