Digital health has become emotionally embedded in daily life as 71% of Americans use health apps
Many consumers say losing access to digital health tools would cause stress, anxiety and a loss of control.
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Inflation fuels surge in coupon use, reshaping shopper priorities
“Consumers are protecting their budgets the same way they would safeguard any other asset under pressure,” said Pia Ostos, EVP and president of Martech at Inmar Intelligence.
Circana launches Purchase to Consumption solution to connect shopper buying habits with eating occasions
New solution reveals $3.78 spent per person on average for at-home dinners; top retailers have $100 million opportunity with Purchase to Consumption insights
Supplement makers scale up to meet evolving demand
Contract manufacturer Robinson Pharma, Inc. said demand for plant-based and vegan supplements continues to rise, with particular momentum in veggie softgel formats.
Supplements growth positions pharmacy for gains
As consumers increasingly prioritize preventive health, demand is rising for supplements supporting cognitive, joint, and immune health, reinforcing pharmacy’s expanding role.
U.S. prescription drug spending on track to exceed $1 trillion
Weight-loss drugs drive historic growth in 2025.
AI detection and repurposed drugs signal new era in food allergy research at Food Allergy Fund Summit
Food Allergy Fund Debuts Caregiver resource with Dr. Becky Kennedy, alongside breakthroughs in food allergy detection and treatment.
New global study finds retailers lose up to 5 cents on every dollar to slow decisions
The 2026 Supply Chain Resilience & AI Adoption Study from Incisiv, World Retail Congress, and Anaplan identifies a widening performance gap between retailers with AI-ready, responsive supply chains and those still operating on legacy planning cycles.
GLP-1 ‘halo effect’ accelerates health-driven purchasing trends
New Acosta Group research shows GLP-1 users are driving shifts toward healthier eating, targeted wellness and new retail opportunities.
Wall Street swipes Mother’s Day carnations with almost $900 million in credit card fees
The National Retail Federation’s annual survey found consumers celebrating the May 10 holiday plan to spend an average $284.25 per person for a total of $38 billion.
Circana: U.S. retail spending up in early spring, but underlying consumer pressures signal caution ahead
Consumer response to both headwinds and tailwinds creates a misleading macro view.
Walmart is the clear choice in the U.S. supermarket sector according to Conjointly data
Walmart stands alone at the top in awareness (86%), consideration (69%), recent purchase (70%), and preferred brand status (31%).
Online grocery sales power omnichannel growth as market poised to reach $452 billion by 2028
The Food Industry Association and NIQ unveil the latest ecommerce report.
Mother’s Day spending expected to hit record $38B
Consistent with recent years, 84% of U.S. adults plan to celebrate Mother’s Day.
Kearney releases 2026 Beverage Outlook
Consumers are simultaneously trading down for everyday moments and trading up for premium, health-led experiences.
Cardinal Health report shows momentum in expanding advanced therapies into community care
Research confirms advanced therapies are moving beyond inpatient hospitals, with providers increasingly supporting partnerships that bring life-changing treatments closer to patients' homes.