Instacart added 300,000 workers in eight weeks, but Covid-19 is still overtaking it in more ways than one.
Big brands are losing the power to dictate how products are displayed at markets that now rely on their own data – Wall Street Journal.
Peapod, the grocery delivery pioneer, is ceasing operations in the Midwest, a move that will mean the loss of 500 jobs – Chicago Tribune.
Albertsons is rolling out Pinterest recipe integration where shoppers can scan special tags, the company announced at NRF’s Big Show.
Shoppable content on social media has laid the foundation for the next phase of product discovery, according to eMarketer.
Consumer packaged goods companies are trying to prevent grocery from becoming yet another online market dominated by a single player.
The lure of digital media is even stronger than it might seem, but retailers grapple with whether it’s a viable opportunity or a shiny new object to chase.
Postmates, DoorDash want to deliver your groceries, too. Food-delivery companies are adding supermarkets and convenience stores to their order queues.
Lay’s goes ‘Insta-worthy’ in packaging refresh to attract younger consumers.
The online grocery space is immense and fast-growing, with players like Walmart and Target leveraging their brick-and-mortar locations to take on Amazon.
Digital technologies are revolutionizing the way the online grocery market operates and online sales are forecast to grow 163% by 2023 across major markets.
According to eMarketer, digital sales at Walmart are rapidly growing and Walmart tops Amazon growth among five major CPG categories.
According to Forbes, online grocery shopping will go mainstream as soon as this year and two stocks will rake in billions.
According to eMarketer, digital sales at Walmart are rapidly growing and Walmart tops Amazon growth among five major CPG categories.
Although e-commerce only accounted for $74 billion worth of CPG sales out of the total $845 billion in 2017, it’s this channel that’s growing the fastest.
Digital grocery sales are reaching a tipping point, an unavoidable fact given at the inaugural Groceryshop conference held this week.
Through 2023, grocery ecommerce sales are anticipated to more than quadruple as online options become more available and consumers become more open.
Traditional grocery has been taking hits, not just from newer ecommerce options but also warehouse clubs and big box multichannel retailers.
As online shopping gains mainstream acceptance, Big Food can no longer rely on a captive in-store audience — and brands are racing to find ways to capture these spontaneous buys in the digital space.
Walmart.com will soon begin offering same-day delivery to some customers in New York City, and it has purchased a local startup to help it with the behind-the-scenes logistics.
Walmart.com will soon begin offering same-day delivery to some customers in New York City, and it has purchased a local startup to help it with the behind-the-scenes logistics.
Walmart.com will soon begin offering same-day delivery to some customers in New York City, and it has purchased a local startup to help it with the behind-the-scenes logistics.
Most U.S. food shoppers say they would switch retailers to one that offers a better digital shopping experience, according to a new report.
A January 2018 survey of US adults by OnePoll delved into impulse shopping behavior and found food and groceries are the most popular unplanned products that make their way into shopping carts, cited by 71% of respondents.
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