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Inflationary trends, consumer behavior continues to impact grocery channel

Grocers embrace omnichannel shopping to offer convenience

January 3, 2024

As inflationary trends continue to impact the grocery channel, experts highlight how supermarkets are employing various strategies to increase market share.

Channel Strategies

Supermarkets must appeal to millennials to see success

Recent report shows that large supermarkets are out, small, curated selections are in

Chloe Alverson

December 29, 2022

In a recent supermarkets and grocery stores report from IBISWorld, the company suspects that, during the next five years to 2027, supermarkets will experience continued competition from online operators.

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Supermarkets turbocharge investments into digital technology

Consumers become more digitally engaged

Lauren Sabetta

December 17, 2021

As consumers' shopping behaviors are changing, traditional grocery stores are seeking new ways to further engage consumers. For many grocery stores, the new path to differentiation is digital.

Consumer survey highlights eCommerce shift

Online shopping higher than 2017, but in-store still popular

March 31, 2021

U.S. grocery consumers have flocked online at a rate never seen previously because of the COVID pandemic, with time savings being the primary motivating factor rather than COVID-related safety concerns.

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Omnichannel adoption propels supermarket channel

On-site, digital shopping options help supermarkets thrive

December 29, 2020

As pandemic conditions prompt many consumers to grocery shop from home, supermarkets have adopted omnichannel platforms to maintain sales. As a result, major players are directing capital expenditures to solutions that drive future growth for the channel.

Supermarkets exercise innovation to achieve freshness and quality

Grocery channels strategize to achieve optimal freshnessthrough HPP

Sarah Graybill

January 20, 2020

With fresh foods and beverages sourced from all around the United States and beyond, brands and retailers are implementing innovative solutions for achieving optimal quality.

ZIP Track enables retailers to display diverse sizes and shapes of beverages

System enables alcohol, non-alcohol products to be displayed side by side

December 12, 2019

ZIP Track is a cost-effective, modern merchandising system that forwards and faces product offerings at all times.

Out-of-stocks remain costly for retailers

IRI offers AI solution to recapture lost dollars

Jessica Jacobsen

February 13, 2019

According to Information Resources Inc. (IRI), out-of-stock products cost U.S. retailers approximately $47.4 billion each year.

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Beverage sector bright spot in supermarkets

Energy drinks, bottled water post strong gains in retail channel

Barbara Harfmann

January 15, 2019

Changes in the entire consumer packaged goods (CPG) landscape, particularly with eCommerce and even cashless options, is rocking the landscape.

Supermarket channel must adapt to appeal to consumers

Digital age being embraced by more traditional grocers

Jessica Jacobsen

January 9, 2018

Digital solutions like eCommerce click-and-collect models are offering more opportunities for supermarkets.

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Inflationary trends, consumer behavior continues to impact grocery channel

Supermarkets must appeal to millennials to see success

Supermarkets turbocharge investments into digital technology

Consumer survey highlights eCommerce shift

Omnichannel adoption propels supermarket channel

Supermarkets exercise innovation to achieve freshness and quality

ZIP Track enables retailers to display diverse sizes and shapes of beverages

Out-of-stocks remain costly for retailers

Beverage sector bright spot in supermarkets

Supermarket channel must adapt to appeal to consumers

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