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This report provides a comprehensive examination of the foundational knowledge, measurement approaches, and strategies used to reduce retail out-of-stocks (OOS)in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry. All Customers - $0.00 |
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A new analysis of retail regulatory inspection data from multiple states has revealed some eye-opening results about the current state of inspections. This session is a recording of a live discussion held on February 13, 2023. FMI Members - $0.00 |
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The Collaboration 2.0 project is a multiyear initiative, developed with Market6®, to help the grocery industry improve how grocers and their suppliers work together around key shared business processes to grow sales, profits and customer satisfaction/loyalty. Members and NonMembers - $0.00 |
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FMI invites you to join in this examination of industry status regarding matters of racial justice in the work place. We will celebrate the areas where progress has been made, anticipate the work still to be done, and seek means of supporting and encouraging each other. Domestic Ret./Whslr., Canadian Ret./Whslr., International Ret./Whslr., University/College, Association Council, Product Supplier, Association Partner, Industry Partner, Strategic Partner, Affiliate Partner, Staff - $0.00Guest, NonMember - $0.00 |
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The FMI Regulatory, GR, and Food Safety teams hosted a digital seminar to provide information on the FDA's Food Traceability Rule released in November 2022. The rule imposes new recordkeeping obligations across the supply chain, and compliance is required by January 2026. The program covered what is included in the rule, how independent operators can prepare and comply with the regulation, and the resources available from FMI to assist with compliance. Domestic Ret./Whslr., Canadian Ret./Whslr., International Ret./Whslr., University/College, Association Council, Product Supplier, Association Partner, Industry Partner, Strategic Partner, Affiliate Partner, Staff - $0.00 |
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The purpose of this document is to assist in preventing contamination of leafy greens, to increase communication across the entire supply chain, to protect consumers and the safety of products they consume, and to facilitate effective response to food safety incidents should they occur again. Member and Non-Member - $0.00 |
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The following guideline is meant for assisting key personnel to prepare, respond, stabilize, and recover from a tampering or intentional contamination event. It serves as a resource and a supplement to the many resources provided by federal government agencies and partnerships with your local law enforcement agencies. Members/Non-Members - $0.00 |
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A listing of health and wellness programs among more than 50 retailers. All Customers - $0.00 |
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FDA recently published the Food Traceability Final Rule (FSMA Section 204). In this session, FMI staff and outside counsel discuss the elements in the final rule, review what has changed, and begin the discussion about implementation of the regulation. FMI Members - $0.00FMI Nonmembers - $0.00 |
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The 2015 FMI WWA Deloitte Consulting Shopper-Centric Retailing Study focuses on the gaps between merchandising practices common in today's Consumer Package Goods (CPG) manufacturer-retail environment and the practices that can be applied for the industry to become more effectively shopper-focused. FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $100.00 |
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This brief report provides an update on shoppers' weekly grocery spend, evolving grocery habits and the role of technology in grocery shopping. Member - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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This brief report provides insight into Hispanic grocery shopping habits, including attitudes, behaviors and purchase drivers. Member - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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This brief report provides an update on shoppers' weekly grocery spend, evolving grocery habits and the role of technology in grocery shopping. Member - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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This brief report provides an update on shoppers' expectations for the year ahead, evolving grocery habits and the role of technology in grocery shopping. Member - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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This brief report provides an update on shoppers' sentiment, evolving grocery habits and the role of technology in grocery shopping. Member - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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Listen to a discussion among FMI subject matter experts and The Hartman Group regarding how shoppers are coping with inflationary pressures on food prices, how that has influenced consumer grocery shopping behavior and the many ways shoppers define and find value when purchasing food. This discussion is related to the 2023 FMI U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends series. Domestic Ret./Whslr., Canadian Ret./Whslr., International Ret./Whslr., University/College, Association Council, Product Supplier, Association Partner, Industry Partner, Strategic Partner, Affiliate Partner, Staff - $0.00Guest, NonMember - $0.00 |
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Learn the What, How, Why and What's Next when it comes to foundational concepts of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Rule 204. FMI Members - $0.00 |
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This publication provides retailers with practical, real-world guidance directed at controlling Listeria monocytogenes and other foodborne illness. Also available in print. Retailer/Wholesaler Members & Association Council - $0.00Associate & Private Brand Members - $0.00 NonMember - $0.00 |
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New U.S. Department of Agriculture mandates require nutritional information on the major cuts of single-ingredient, raw meat and poultry products be available to the consumer at the point-of-purchase by March 1, 2012. This single poster answers your compliance needs. Retailer/Wholesaler Members & Association Council: - $75.00NonMember - $150.00 |
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New U.S. Department of Agriculture mandates require nutritional information on the major cuts of single-ingredient, raw meat and poultry products be available to the consumer at the point-of-purchase by March 1, 2012. This single poster answers your compliance needs. All FMI Members - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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The following miniature poster reflects the Beef and Veal sections of the large Nutri-Facts poster (seen here), to accommodate stores with only beef and veal sales counters. All FMI Members - $30.00NonMember - $65.00 |
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The following miniature poster reflects the Chicken and Turkey sections of the large Nutri-Facts poster (seen here), to accommodate stores with only chicken and turkey sales counters. All FMI Members - $30.00NonMember - $65.00 |
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The following three miniature posters reflect the large Nutri-Facts poster, but are broken up into smaller, 24 x 18 formats to be displayed in different sections of your store if necessary. All FMI Members - $75.00NonMember - $150.00 |
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The Power of Fresh Prepared/Deli 2016 documents the biggest trends in consumer purchasing and consumption of deli/fresh prepared, its opportunity, image, store destination and above all, the ways in which stores can meet, and exceed, consumer expectations in this space. Members - $0.00Non Members - $100.00 |
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This recording is the second part of our digital seminar series for FMI members, which focuses on gene-edited food products and the Responsible Use of Gene Editing platform developed by the Center for Food Integrity. FMI Members - $0.00 |
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Preparing for the Arrival of Gene Edited Food Products: Parts One & Two (On-Demand Recording Bundle)
This bundle of two recordings is for FMI members anticipating the public introduction of gene edited products. FMI Members - $0.00 |
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To evaluate the number of lots of interest during outbreak investigations, a computer modeling project evaluated different supply chain configurations and various outbreak investigation scenarios. FMI Members - $0.00 |
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Train retail grocery managers and supervisors with this expert-developed guide. The book features real-life case studies, quick-reference charts, in-text glossary, updated visuals, and a Certificate of Completion. FMI Members and Nonmembers - $42.50 |
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SafeMark® Food Handler Training is our primary course for front-line employees to ensure they have the knowledge and skills to maintain food safety standards in retail environments. FMI Members and NonMembers - $15.00 |
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SafeMark® Capacitación para Manipuladores de Alimentos (Español) es nuestro curso principal para empleados de primera línea para garantizar que tengan el conocimiento y las habilidades para mantener los estándares de seguridad alimentaria en entornos minoristas. FMI Members and NonMembers - $15.00 |
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The SafeMark® Food Handler Training - Microlearning Version (English) provides refreshers on key food safety topics and enhances learning with ultimate flexibility for front-line workers. FMI Members and NonMembers - $15.00 |
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SafeMark® Capacitación para Manipuladores de Alimentos – Versión de Microaprendizaje ofrece repasos sobre temas clave de seguridad alimentaria y mejora el aprendizaje con la máxima flexibilidad para los trabajadores de primera línea.
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SafeMark® Capacitación para Gerentes en Protección de Alimentos (Español) prepara los gerentes y supervisores de supermercados para entrenar al personal y obtener certificación como gerente de alimentos. FMI Members and NonMembers - $60.00 |
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SafeMark® Food Protection Manager Training prepares supermarket managers and supervisors to train staff and achieve food manager certification. FMI Members and NonMembers - $60.00 |
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SafeMark® Food Protection Manager Training equips New York supermarket managers and supervisors with the knowledge to train staff and achieve food manager certification. FMI Members and NonMembers - $60.00 |
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SafeMark® Food Protection Manager Training prepares Ohio supermarket managers and supervisors with the knowledge to train staff and achieve food manager certification. FMI Members and NonMembers - $60.00 |
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Deliver expert food safety training with this ready-to-use kit, updated to the 2022 FDA Food Code standards. Includes 9 training slide decks with talking points, interactive PowerPoint files, and sample agendas and talking points—all on a convenient USB drive. FMI Members and Nonmembers - $395.00 |
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Person-In-Charge (PIC) Certification is mandatory in Ohio. This streamlined course gives retail food workers the required PIC knowledge, and equips them with practical skills to lead safe food operations on every shift. FMI Members and NonMembers - $20.00 |
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LeAnn Chuboff, VP of Technical Affairs at SQFI, shares updates to the code in Edition 10 and presents significant changes. FMI Members - $0.00 |
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Discuss factors impacting cadmium levels in the food supply, including availability of mitigation measures, accessibility of nutritious foods, protection against negative changes in consumption patterns, as well as emphasizing that the food supply is safe. FMI Members & Non-Members - $0.00 |
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This annual state of the industry report provides an analysis of financial performance, operational and store-level benchmarks as well as strategic and competitive insights. Retailer/Wholesaler Members & Association Council - $150.00Associate & Private Brand Members - $250.00 NonMember - $350.00 |
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The Food Retailing Industry Speaks Data Tables provide an analysis of financial performance, operational and store-level benchmarks as well as strategic and competitive insights. All FMI Members - $0.00NonMember - $50.00 |
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This annual state of the industry report provides an analysis of financial performance, operational and store-level benchmarks as well as strategic and competitive insights. Members - $0.00NonMember - $100.00 |
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This annual state of the industry report provides an analysis of financial performance, operational and store-level benchmarks as well as strategic and competitive insights. Members - $0.00NonMember - $100.00 |
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This annual state of the industry report provides an analysis of financial performance, operational and store-level benchmarks as well as strategic and competitive insights. Members - $0.00NonMember - $250.00 |
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This annual state of the industry report provides an analysis of financial performance, operational and store-level benchmarks as well as strategic and competitive insights. Members - $0.00NonMember - $250.00 |
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This year’s report takes a wider view than before. As always, Speaks focuses on how the industry fared in the prior year, which in this case was 2019, including with some comparisons to 2018. In addition, this year’s report looks at how the industry has been impacted in 2020 by the first few months of the pandemic. Members - $0.00NonMember - $250.00 |
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This year’s The Food Retailing Industry Speaks report tells the story of the food retail industry’s resilience and transformation in 2020 — and how the landscape continues to shift. Speaks relays data about proactive retailer strategies and investments driven by the pandemic —and growing connections to shoppers and communities. Members - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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Pandemic. Inflation. Supply chain bottlenecks. Labor shortages. Global conflict. All of these challenges and more have turned food industry operations into an obstacle course that many expect to get more complex. This year’s The Food Retailing Industry Speaks report tells the story of the food retail industry’s resilience in navigating the many hurdles of 2021. New this year, for the first time in its 74-year history, this year’s Speaks includes input from both retailers and suppliers Members - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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Retailers and suppliers are facing formidable challenges with a changing workforce, inflation, supply chain hurdles, new government regulations, more intense competition and changing patterns of consumer buying. Food industry leaders are increasingly bringing innovative approaches to battle these and other challenges. They are working to future-proof their businesses by tapping into lessons learned over the past few years. The 74th annual edition of The Food Retailing Industry Speaks (Speaks) outlines the biggest hurdles and how retailers and suppliers are taking more creative and proactive stances to drive success. Members - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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The food industry is experiencing an enormous amount of change. This latest version of The Food Retailing Industry Speaks — the 75th annual edition — relays many shifting developments — good, bad, and otherwise. It also describes how the industry has worked hard to make progress in the face of all this change. The narrative focuses on 2023 developments and expectations for the current year. Members - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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The food industry is conditioning itself by prioritizing strong customer experiences and ensuring resilient business operations. In its 76th year, The Food Retailing Industry Speaks 2025 looks at how the food industry, through its evolution into a modern grocery experience, is continuing to advance. Members - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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The Power of Foodservice at Retail 2018 documents the biggest trends in consumer purchasing and consumption of deli/fresh prepared foodservice items at retail, its opportunity, image, store destination and above all, the ways in which stores can meet, and exceed, consumer expectations in this space. Members - $0.00Non Members - $250.00 |
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The Power of Foodservice at Retail 2018 Part 2 aims to bring detailed insights into the wants and needs as well as the attitudes and behaviors of the retail foodservice shopper. Members - $0.00Non Members - $250.00 |
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The first edition of The Super Market Industry Speaks was released in 1949, looking at industry benchmarks from 1948. Look back at the issues the food industry was facing in 1948. Members - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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Traceability plays a critical role in food safety and protecting our global food supply chain. There continues to be an increasing interest in traceability and the ability to track and access information about a product at any point in the supply chain, from the farm through processing to retail FMI Members - $0.00 |
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An in-depth look at attitudes and behaviors of American consumers as they relate to and impact the food retail industry. All FMI Members - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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The U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2014 provides an analysis of the attitudes and behaviors of American consumers as they relate to and impact the food retail industry. All FMI Members - $0.00NonMember - $100.00 |
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This preview of The U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2015 study provides an analysis of the attitudes and behaviors of American consumers as they relate to and impact the food retail industry. Members and Non Members - $0.00 |
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The U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2015 provides an analysis of the attitudes and behaviors of American consumers as they relate to and impact the food retail industry. Members - $0.00NonMember - $100.00 |
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The U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2016 provides an analysis of the attitudes and behaviors of American consumers as they relate to and impact the food retail industry. All FMI Members - $0.00NonMember - $100.00 |
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The 2017 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends report, prepared by the Hartman Group, tracks trends among U.S.grocery shoppers, and for the last four decades, we’ve traced where they shop, how they shop and what issues are most important to them as consumers. This year's report explores transparency in the grocery aisle. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $100.00 |
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The 2018 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends report, prepared by the Hartman Group, tracks trends among U.S.grocery shoppers, and for the last four decades, we’ve traced where they shop, how they shop and what issues are most important to them as consumers. This year we examine what it means to shoppers to eat well and shop well. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $250.00 |
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Building on more than four decades of research into grocery shopping behaviors, including last year's examination of what it means to "eat well' and "shop well," this year's study takes a deeper look at personalization in the context of grocery retail. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $250.00 |
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This Excel file is a supplement to the U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2019 report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2019. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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The 2020 U.S Grocery Shopper Trends study, conducted by the Hartman Group, explores where shoppers’ habits were going in 2020 prior to the pandemic and where they are now. Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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This Excel file is a supplement to the U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2020 report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2020. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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The 2021 U.S Grocery Shopper Trends study, conducted by the Hartman Group, explores where shoppers’ habits were going in 2021 prior to the pandemic and where they are now. Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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This Excel file is a supplement to the 2021 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2021. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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This Excel file is a supplement to the 2022 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2022. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. It’s back-to-school season; we continue to evaluate grocery shopper behaviors and take a closer look at how shoppers’ plans and habits evolve as families return to routine. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. This report bundles our Shopping Trends 2022, Navigating a Hybrid World and Future Outlook reports. Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. This report recaps long-standing grocery shopper trends including sustainability, transparency and health and well-being. We also explore shoppers’ concerns and expectations for the future and what we can learn from their approaches to the evolving hybrid world. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. After nearly three years of the COVID-19 pandemic, how will consumers approach the 2022 holiday season and how will their attitudes shape their grocery habits? We’ll review shoppers’ plans for the major food holidays. Member - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. This report looks at the food shopper journey and how it is indicative of a growing hybrid approach to grocery shopping. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. This latest update looks at how shoppers’ concern with COVID-19 and their perceptions of rising prices influences spending habits and store choices. Member - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. This latest update details shoppers’ weekly spend, primary store choice, and engagement with the emerging array of online and in-person grocery options. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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It’s back-to-school season; we continue to evaluate grocery shopper behaviors and take a closer look at how shoppers’ plans and habits evolve as families return to routine. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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It’s the holiday season; we continue to evaluate grocery shopper behaviors and take a closer look at shoppers' plans for the major food holidays. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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Gain a deeper understanding of grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors over the past few years. We explore in detail shoppers’ weekly spend, primary store choice, and engagement with the emerging array of online and in-person grocery options. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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The meaning of “good value” is becoming more complex as consumers navigate grocery aisles. Emerging dimensions of quality, relevance, experience and convenience are bucking the long-held definition of value being measured by a simple equation of higher quantity at a lower price. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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This brief report provides an update on shoppers' weekly grocery spend and evolving grocery habits as food price concerns persist. Member - $0.00NonMember - $0.00 |
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This Excel file is a supplement to the 2024 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2024. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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This report seeks to understand the evolution of selected eating behaviors and needs that most directly shape the priorities and behaviors of grocery shoppers, ranging from personal nutritional objectives to the social contexts for meals. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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Gain a deeper understanding of grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors over the past few years. We explore in detail shoppers’ weekly spend, primary store choice, and engagement with emerging dimensions of value. Member - $0.00NonMember - $300.00 |
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It’s the holiday season; this report takes a closer look at shoppers' plans for the major food holidays. We continue to explore attitudes and behaviors regarding food prices, general shopping strategies and grocery shopper sentiment. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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This report continues to follow the evolving digital shopping landscape as shoppers strive to balance needs for convenience, savings, discovery and experience. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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This report evaluates grocery shopping habits as consumers look ahead to fall and the back-to-school season. We explore attitudes and behaviors regarding food prices, general shopping strategies and grocery shopper sentiment Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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Gain a deeper understanding of grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors over the past few years. We explore in detail shoppers’ weekly spend, primary store choice and engagement with emerging dimensions of value. Members - $0.00NonMembers - $500.00 |
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This Excel file is a supplement to the 2025 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2025. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $500.00 |
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It’s the holiday season; this report takes a closer look at shoppers' plans for the major food holidays. We continue to explore attitudes and behaviors regarding food prices, general shopping strategies and grocery shopper sentiment. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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This report evaluates grocery shopping habits as consumers look ahead to fall and the back-to-school season. We explore how eating routines shift in the fall, general shopping strategies and grocery shopper sentiment. Member - $0.00NonMember - $200.00 |
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Overview: COVID-19 impact on grocery shopping. To assess the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. grocery shopper perceptions and behaviors, FMI is conducting online tracking surveys. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $25.00 |
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Cooking and eating healthy during a pandemic. To assess the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. grocery shopper perceptions and behaviors, FMI is conducting online tracking surveys. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $25.00 |
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Consumer expectations for future shopping behavior. To assess the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. grocery shopper perceptions and behaviors, FMI is conducting online tracking surveys. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $25.00 |
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Latinx and Black shoppers adjust their grocery shopping. To assess the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. grocery shopper perceptions and behaviors, FMI is conducting online tracking surveys. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $25.00 |
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Concerns about feeding families. To assess the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. grocery shopper perceptions and behaviors, FMI is conducting online tracking surveys. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $25.00 |
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The U.S. Grocery Shopper COVID-19 Tracker wave six explores food waste and food shortages, along with consumers' emerging feelings of home-cooking fatigue. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $25.00 |
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The U.S. Grocery Shopper COVID-19 Tracker wave seven explores store brands, reliance on frozen food to keep the pantry stocked, and usage of prepared/RTE options from the grocery store. All FMI Member - $0.00NonMember - $25.00 |
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Join us for a conversation with Jennifer Tucker, Ph.D. as she provides helpful insight and timelines about the USDA National Organic Program's Strengthening Organic Enforcement final rule. Domestic Ret./Whslr., Canadian Ret./Whslr., International Ret./Whslr., University/College, Association Council, Product Supplier, Association Partner, Industry Partner, Strategic Partner, Affiliate Partner, Staff - $0.00 |
































































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