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Posted inCorporate Store News, Food Lion, News, Southeast

Food Lion Feeds Donates Meals During ‘Score To Give More’ Initiative

During the 2024-25 college basketball season, Food Lion Feeds partnered with 51 programs in eight states, including 15 women’s teams, for its “Score to Give More” initiative. For every free throw made during regular season and tournament games, Food Lion Feeds provided 100 meals (up to 30,000 per team), with the effort totaling more than […]

Posted inIndependent Store News, Association News, National, News

NGA Warns FTC: Protect Competition, Supply Chains Amid Tariff Pressures

The National Grocers Association (NGA) has sent a letter to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Andrew Ferguson calling for close monitoring and enforcement action in response to the competitive risks posed by new and proposed tariffs on imported goods. In its letter, NGA warned that rising tariffs could disrupt the food supply chain much like […]

Posted inBakery News, Association News, National, News

Study Highlights Opportunities For Talent Development In Commercial Baking

In response to the ongoing and intensifying workforce shortage in the U.S. commercial baking industry, the American Bakers Association (ABA), the American Society of Baking (ASB) and the International Dairy Deli Bakery Association (IDDBA) have released a new study, “Future-Proofing U.S. Commercial Baking: Workforce Challenges and Solutions.” Commissioned by the three industry organizations and conducted […]

Posted inHealth & Wellness, News, Northeast

Market 32/Price Chopper Offer Year-Round Drug Takeback Program

In commemoration of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 26, Market 32 and Price Chopper are reminding customers that they don’t have to wait for a designated date to safely dispose of expired or unused medications. All of the company’s pharmacy locations in New York (47), Massachusetts (seven) and Vermont (five) offer secure […]

Posted inIndependent Store News, Midwest, News

Family-Owned Busch’s Fresh Food Market Marks 50th Anniversary

Busch’s Fresh Food Market, a family-owned supermarket chain in Southeast Michigan, plans to celebrate its 50th anniversary with a 10-day sale. From May 16-25, shoppers will find exclusive deals across the store as a thank-you for their continued support. The celebration also includes a charity hot dog event in all stores on May 17-18, with […]

Posted inIndependent Store News, News, West

Grocery Outlet Names Free Groceries For Life Sweepstakes Winners

Grocery Outlet Holding Corp. has announced the winners of its Free Groceries for Life sweepstakes, which also offered customers the chance to win a range of other prizes. The grand prize winners (valued at $240,000) – Michaele Webster of Hidden Valley Lake, California, and Annette Baker of Westminster, California – were surprised with celebrations at […]

Posted inMarket Profile, News, West

Anchored In Eclectic Portland Area, Oregon’s Supermarket Industry Surging

The supermarket industry in Oregon has been experiencing consistent growth, projected to reach an estimated $11.7 billion this year. Contributing factors include population increases in key market segments and changing demographics. The Portland area remains one of the strongest in the state and often ranks among the top 20 grocery markets in the country. The […]

Posted inSustainability News, National, News

Report Reveals New Insights Into Consumer Priorities At Grocery Store

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has released poll data revealing how Americans are balancing the rising cost of living while keeping the health of the planet top of mind. The poll demonstrated some concern for the environment with grocery planning but reveals there is significant room for growth. Global food production has a major impact […]

Posted inSnacks Brands, News, Northeast

Entenmann’s Rebrands Mini Snack Cakes Line

Entenmann’s has announced the nationwide rebrand of its Mini Snack Cakes line. The updates feature new branding graphics, a name change (formerly known as Entenmann’s Baker’s Delights) and contemporary packaging that leverages the iconic Entenmann’s logo to introduce more consumers to its offerings. The brand also is introducing two new flavor varieties designed to appeal […]

Posted inAssociation News, News, Northeast

Saviers Joins Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association Board

The Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association (PFMA) has appointed Carl Saviers, divisional VP for the central region at EG America, to its board of directors. Saviers brings extensive leadership experience in the convenience retail sector and a deep understanding of operations, strategy and industry trends that will benefit PFMA and its members. In his role at […]

Posted inProduce News, Association News, News, Southeast

SEPC Seeks Nominations For The Unseen Hero Award

The Southeast Produce Council (SEPC) is accepting nominations for The Unseen Hero Award, a special recognition honoring those who work behind the scenes to keep the produce industry moving forward. Whether in growing, shipping, packing, retail or foodservice, these unsung heroes make a lasting impact without seeking the spotlight. Award criteria Nominees should exemplify: Dedication […]

Posted inAssociation News, News, Northeast

NJFC Lauds Signing Of Organized Retail Crime Omnibus Bill

The New Jersey Food Council (NJFC) expressed its appreciation to Gov. Phil Murphy and Attorney General Matthew Platkin for the support of a comprehensive bill to combat organized retail crime and protect retail businesses and its workforce. Murphy signed the bill, A-4755/S-3587, on April 1. The legislation targets the leaders of criminal enterprises that are […]

Posted inProduce News, Association News, National, News

IFPA Encourages Science-Based Standards To National Organic Standards Board

The International Fresh Produce Association (IFPA) has submitted comments to the National Organic Standards Board highlighting priority issues for the organic fresh produce sector. The comments were in response to a feedback request from NOSB’s Spring 2025 Work Agenda. Developed in consultation with the association’s organics committee, the comments emphasize the need for practical, science-based […]

Posted inExecutive News, Association News, National, News

Hanson To Direct NGA’s Education, Insights Programs

The National Grocers Association (NGA) shared that Kelly Hanson, former project director with the NGA Foundation, has become its director of education and insights. “We’re excited for Kelly to begin her new role at NGA, where she brings a wealth of experience and expertise,” said Jonathan Downey, NGA’s chief operating officer and SVP. “With a […]