The Kroger Co., Cincinnati, provided an outlook on the future of retail.

Thomas, New York, released its year-end Index Report, which reveals the top product and service categories buyers sourced online in 2018.

Nearly 84% of in-store sales increased in 2018, according to U.S. convenience store owners surveyed by NACS, Alexandria, Va.

Batteries and chargers are creating an intersection of diverse technologies, disrupting the long-established market underpinning supply chain operations.

Online U.S. consumer spending for groceries is forecasted to grow 15% vs. the prior year, increasing the overall share captured by online in 2019 to 6.3%, according to Brick Meets Click, Barrington, Ill.

Label Insight revealed the Top 3 trends for 2019 based on the consumer mandate for transparency.

The consumer packaged goods industry is rapidly evolving, and a New Year will usher in even more changes, according to top consumer packaged goods (CPG) predictions from Acosta, Jacksonville, Fla.

Amazon is growing, but appears to be shedding some share points, as outlined in a survey by RBC Capital Markets, New York.

Ten leading global online grocery markets are predicted to experience combined growth of $227 billion, at an annual rate of 20%, by 2023, according to new figures unveiled by IGD, UK.

Brand owners and retailers using electronic product code (EPC)-enabled radio frequency identification (RFID) to optimize inventory management and reconcile product shipments are capable of achieving 99.9% order accuracy, according to a new research from the Auburn University RFID Lab, Auburn, Ala., and GS1 US, Lawrenceville, N.J.