Articles Tagged with ''consumer shopping habits''

Unata, a Canada-based provider of 1:1 digital solutions for grocers, reveals the top findings from its Annual 2017 Grocery eCommerce Forecast.

With consumer fears escalating about potentially harmful ingredients in food and personal care products, a survey from Daymon Worldwide, Stamford, Conn., reveals that 40% of consumers have lost enjoyment of the foods they eat due to safety and quality concerns.

What could be said 20 years ago is even truer today—the U.S. food retailing business has never been more competitive.

Dramatic changes have taken place in spending allocation within the consumer packaged goods (CPG) markets, but the retailer and shopper impact is lagging, according to the 2017 Marketing Spending Industry Study, “Blinded by the Light,” released by Cadent Consulting Group, Wilton, Conn.

After years of increasing prices in a volume-challenged marketplace, deflation is profoundly changing the meat purchase yet again, according to a study released by The Food Marketing Institute (FMI), Arlington, Va., and the North American Meat Institute (NAMI), Washington, D.C.

For Millennials, premium is the new normal, according to a report released by Maru/Matchbox, a Chicago-based market insights firm.

The Q4 2016 findings reveal that 70% of consumers feel their household finances will improve in the next six months, and are willing to pay a premium for higher quality and highly differentiated packaged goods products as well as for the convenience of shopping online.

U.S. consumers will take a personal approach to their health and wellness in 2017, reports The NPD Group, Chicago.

Cloverleaf, San Diego, Calif., announced shelfPoint, what is said to be the industry’s first dynamic shelf solution with built-in emotional artificial intelligence (emotion AI) capabilities.