Increased mobile/smartphone usage, better website and mobile app interfaces and expansion of crowdsourced business models to shopping and delivery are key factors creating the perfect environment for growth in the online grocery market, according to a report published by Packaged Facts, Rockville, Md.

E-commerce penetration is expected to at least triple in the next decade, according to new research from Bain & Co., Boston, Mass., and Google, Mountain View, Calif.

Personalization and technology are bringing new life to brick-and-mortar stores, according to a report published by BRP, Boston.

GrubMarket, San Francisco, acquired Chasin Foods, a wholesale distributor of produce, dairy, meats, seafood and provisions.

Stop & Shop, Quincy, Mass., launched driverless grocery vehicles in the Greater Boston area.

A retailer investment in last-mile delivery is needed to uncover new revenue streams, according to a study presented by the Capgemini Research Institute, Paris.

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.

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