While grocery shopping might be another stressor on top of someone’s never-ending to-do list, retailers can offer shoppers fun surprises to turn that task into a positive experience.
One way for supermarkets to stand out with their meal kit offerings and stay ahead of competition is to offer consumers plenty of options for customization.
Supermarket consumers are ready to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) and other innovative, cutting-edge technologies coming to their grocery stores.
As we prepare for the holiday season, retailers have an opportunity to build trust and loyalty with consumers by serving as a helpful assistant for their holiday shopping.
Millennials started a trend of using pantry and refrigerator items as social signalers, in the same way they might wear a designer label on their clothing.
In FMI's “Power of Private Brands 2023” report, 53% of consumers said private label offerings are very or extremely important in determining where they shop.
Walmart is on the verge of upgrading its delivery program to track consumer shopping and consumption habits with AI to automatically restock items without customers visiting a store.
A recent survey found the average American has only 52 total minutes per day to prepare, eat and enjoy their meals, with one-third of consumers saying they have less than 30 minutes to prep and enjoy meals.
