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The pops come in a variety pack of six in three fan-favorite flavors, Orange, Cherry, and Grape and are now available at GoodPop's online shop, Sprouts Farmers Markets, and H-E-B stores nationwide.
Over the past two years the plant-based food industry has experienced unchartered growth – 29% compared to 2.2% in general food retail [1] – and plant-based products have become a staple in consumers’ daily routines. NotCo, a leading food-tech company in Latin America and backed by key venture capital names, including Bezos Expeditions, announced its debut in the United States with the launch of NotMilk in Whole Foods Market stores nationwide.
Brazi Bites, the top U.S. producer of naturally gluten-free Brazilian-style cheese bread, is expanding its distribution footprint to over 300 Walmart stores and will also be available online at Amazon. The brand has experienced a 60% increase in sales this year due to pandemic spending by consumers.
The CPG industry is undergoing significant change, with consumer preferences shifting rapidly and retailers adapting in the face of heightened competition.
Amazon, Seattle, Wash., acquired Canvas Technology, a Boulder, Colo.-based robotics startup that builds autonomous carts that move goods around warehouses.
Grocery shoppers that use online services most actively increased their weekly online spending as a percent of total weekly grocery spending from 28% in 2017 to 46% in 2018.
Online grocery spending has reached 5.5% of total grocery spending in the United States, according to a new study by Brick Meets Click, Barrington, Ill.
Amazon, Seattle, Wash., opened the doors to Amazon Go, an 1,800-square-foot retail space located in Seattle, what offers the same grocery shopping experience, but with no checkout required.