A survey of food companies and retailers found the sides have different expectations.

An RR Donnelley & Sons report found 86% of shoppers irked with rising prices.

FMI's latest report found 39% of shoppers are concerned about affording the food they need.

An IFT First panel discussed inflation and the challenges and opportunities associated with it.

With new regulations, the middle layer of the supply chain is of primary concern.

For the fiscal 2025 first quarter ended April 26, Walmart reported that US net sales rose 4.6% year over year to $108.7 billion.

An IDDBA 2024 session dove into factors influencing baby boomers, millennials and other groups.

A variety of macro-economic trends have affected snacking.

The association said its survey found grocery shoppers’ concerns about inflation have stabilized.

Better value has led consumers to save money by seeking out smaller packages.