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By: Cindy Sorensen, CEO, The Grocery Group   I’m a 35 year-career veteran of the grocery industry. I started my career as a retail sales representative for Nestle Foods in […]

President Trump delivered his second State of the Union address last night, a speech that featured both divisive rhetoric and calls for bipartisan action and unity. In discussing his economic […]

The NGA Show is almost upon us, and with over 60 education sessions, 8 special events and more than 400 exhibitors on the EXPO floor, we’re ready for an incredible […]

By: Molly Pfaffenroth, NGA Director of Government Relations Last week, President Trump reached a deal with Congress to reopen and fund the federal government through February 15, 2019. This is […]

This column originally ran in The Shelby Report   Food retail is transforming. Disruption is changing the landscape. However, that doesn’t mean everything changes. Retailers still need to engage customers […]

With the holiday season coming to an end, many Americans will be making New Year’s resolutions. Frequently, resolutions take the form of a commitment to diet to lose weight and […]

Traditionally speaking, Fall has been a time where comfort foods, such as meatloaf and mac and cheese, are staples on our tables. But American’s palates are expanding and as consumers gain access and greater exposure to more global products, interest in ethnic foods has increased among a range of races

The mixed election results mean a mixed bag of opportunities and challenges for NGA in the days and months ahead. Before we look to the 116th Congress, there are a number of outstanding items on the to-do list that this Congress must address during the Lame Duck session.

With hundreds of marketing campaigns and merchandising events submitted across ten categories, it’s imperative to make your entry stand out from the competition.

Sports teams tend to market very well, and there are retail lessons to be learned from this year’s baseball season.