Political Engagement and Grassroots: Why it is so important for independent grocers
The right to petition the government was a bedrock principle of the Founding Fathers. Over many generations, political engagement, including grassroots advocacy has become a sophisticated activity for political parties, corporations, unions, nonprofits – just about anyone who is impacted by government.
Hurricane Resources for Grocers Impacted by Hurricane Florence
To help supermarkets in the path of the Hurricane Florence, NGA has compiled federal and state resources below, and will continue to update the information.
Meet the Scholastic Stars Receiving NGA Scholarships to Further Their Education
The NGA Foundation is again investing in some of the industry’s bright minds by providing up to $73,000 to help students earn their degrees.
Innovation and Collaboration that Make an Impact
Independent grocers wear multiple different hats. Staying ahead of the curve can mean many things, especially to independent supermarket operators, who have a unique set of challenges and opportunities in the food retail industry.
Women Grocers of America – Making a Difference for the Future
The statistics are alarming; women are leaving the grocery industry at a rate four times that of men; the turnover rate for women in first and mid-level managerial positions is 24%; the turnover for women in executive roles is 27%. Retention is a challenge and many factors are contributing to
Savor Summer’s Bounty
Many kids across the U.S. are starting to head back to school and the days seem to be getting shorter, but there’s still plenty of time left in the summer season! Often featured on summer tables are a medley of bright and beautiful fresh produce, where a tomato or a
Communication, Education Helps to Drive Shopper Satisfaction
Independent supermarket operators are raising their games within the fresh and local categories, but effectively communicating these efforts and educating their shoppers can be key to optimizing these points of differentiation.
Farm Bill in the Homestretch
It’s the dog days of summer in Washington, D.C., and Congress is a step closer towards enacting one of its top agenda items, the 2018 Farm Bill. Before Congress left town for the Fourth of July recess, the Senate passed a Farm Bill by a vote of 86-11, and the
Flavor Your Fourth of July
There is nothing quite like the smell of the grill heating up over the summer time! Typically speaking, that smell is accompanied by some type of gathering or event with friends and families.
Schools Out for Summer
School is out for summer and with homework no longer on the table, summer is the perfect time to set out and cook with your little ones. In addition to spending time with your child, there are many benefits to having your children learn how to cook.