2024 Market Study Analysis: Uncertain Economy Impacts Most B-W Retailers; Little Optimism For Near-Term Improvement
Easing inflation, tightening consumer spending, and cuts to SNAP added up to…
- After the boom years of the COVID era, slowing inflation, and tightening consumer spending flattened sales.
- Traditional supermarkets and drug retailers find themselves most vulnerable to market shifts, continuing a trend.
- Said one exec: “It’s a good thing that your 12-month measuring period ended in March, because the next 12 months are going to look much different.”
Happy New Year Wishes And A 2023 Wrap Up From Area Food Banks.
Maria Maggio reports on how the new year is starting.
Seven Months In, President Stigers Puts His Imprint On Remaking Wakefern Leadership
With Caudill as chief sales officer, new alignment for wholesale grocery co-op…
A Tale of Two Cities As Target, Walmart Report Q3 Earnings
Target and Walmart report Q3 earnings, ADUSA unveils 'common desk structure' for…
After Quiet Acquisition Period, Manufacturers Getting Back Into Buying Game
Campell's/Sovos and Smucker's/Hostess tie-ups show a resurging appetite for big-ticket acquisitions.
Ahold Delhaize, Weis Markets Post Solid Comps, Flat Operating Profits
Two of the Mid-Atlantic region’s largest retailers – Ahold Delhaize and Weis…
