
FMI praises federal court ruling on debit card swipe fee cap
“Grocery customers and food retailers across the country won a critical victory in our fight against unreasonably high debit card swipe fees.”
“Grocery customers and food retailers across the country won a critical victory in our fight against unreasonably high debit card swipe fees.”
The legislation reinforces provisions established initially in the 2018 Farm Bill.
“The impact of tariffs on food prices remains muted but continues to be a factor worth watching.”
FMI urges policymakers to expand incentive-based solutions that promote healthier food choices without limiting access or efficiency.
HHS and FDA have announced plans to phase out all petroleum-based synthetic food dyes.
Amid growing anxieties, nearly 80% of shoppers feel in control of grocery spending, signaling resilience during economic uncertainty.
FMI and retailmediaIQ's webinar on key nonfood trends, with five expert speakers, is now available on YouTube.
“We are concerned that today’s tariff announcement could bring rising prices, a squeeze on household budgets and reduced competitiveness for American companies.”
FMI has partnered with retailmediaIQ for an upcoming webinar featuring industry leaders who will discuss the future of nonfoods in grocery retail.
Stakeholders take another look at the food supply chain.
This webinar will cover key nonfood trends, including collaboration, emerging products, and health-driven purchasing behaviors.
Bill would protect pharmacies in Medicaid and save $2 billion over 10 years. NACDS, NCPA and FMI among groups praising the Bill.
“Younger shoppers, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, are driving significant shifts in the produce industry.”
Today, RMNs include tactics like paid search, display ads, in-store media, Connected TV (CTV), and social media campaigns, all leveraging retailers’ first-party data.
The report reveals that over 90% of shoppers now engage in online and in-store shopping.