How would you rate your supermarket company’s prepared food program?
Better than most convenience stores Better than most quick-service/fast-casual restaurants Better than most casual/family dining Not as good as any restaurant Supermarket News
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Proposed bill would boost access to healthy food
U.S. Representative Allyson Y. Schwartz (D-Pa.) has introduced legislation to support a national Healthy Food Financing Initiative (HFFI), a market-based approach to bring jobs and investment to underserved communities where … Continue Reading →
House Bill Would Address Food Deserts
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Allyson Y. Schwartz, D-Pa., introduced legislation today to support the two-year-old Healthy Food Financing Initiative (HFFI), a national, market-based approach to bring jobs and investment to … Continue Reading →
What format would be best for FMI’s Future Connect conference?
Incorporate it into future annual FMI Shows Preserve it as a stand-alone educational conference Both of the above None of the above Supermarket News
Conn. Bill Would Permit Beer in Pouches
HARTFORD, Conn. — A bill to permit malt beverages and beer to be sold in pliable pouches was passed by Connecticut’s House of Representatives Wednesday, according to reports. read more … Continue Reading →
Do you think your company would ever hire a “data scientist” to analyze and leverage Big Data?
Yes, we plan to Maybe in the future No We already have one Supermarket News
Wisconsin bill would limit use of food stamps
According to the Associated Press, Wisconsin legislation introduced last month by Rep. Dean Kaufert (R-Neenah) would reduce the amount of food stamps allowed to be spent on “junk” food. IFT … Continue Reading →
New research suggests that raising retail employees’ wages would be beneficial to employees, retailers and the broader economy. What is your view of this research?
Absolutely true, I plan to follow it Possibly true, worth exploring further Possibly true, but in limited cases Absolutely no merit Supermarket News
Proposal Would Shift Workers to Exchanges: Union
QUINCY, Mass. — Stop & Shop has proposed moving some part-time workers at its stores from company-sponsored insurance and prescription drug plans to federal exchanges when they become active in … Continue Reading →
Would implementing a marketing order, or check-off program, for organic products help grow the category?
Yes — It would help fund research and consumer education No — It burdens farmers and manufacturers with additional fees Supermarket News