Below are answers to frequently asked questions about FMI's GroceryLab event.
The GroceryLab conference is a new, hands-on forum created by FMI to bring together food-retail industry players (retailers, suppliers, technologists) to collaborate on next-generation grocery retail experiences. You should attend if your organization is engaged in grocery retail, wholesale or supply-chain operations and you’re looking for innovation in shopper experience, data/analytics, technology deployment (especially AI) and co-creation of future grocery ecosystems.
Business casual attire is recommended for all sessions and networking events at the GroceryLab conference.
The GroceryLab conference is a new format geared toward co-creation rather than only education. It specifically emphasizes cross-functional collaboration (merchants, operators, technologists, marketers) in the grocery ecosystem, rather than purely retail-tech or supplier conferences. It is tailored for the grocery sector (rather than broad retail) and focuses on innovation, technology and experiential learning (hands-on, collaborative).
Updates about the GroceryLab conference will be posted on the FMI event webpage and shared through FMI newsletters and social media channels. Website: https://www.fmi.org/grocerylab
Trade media may reach out to media@fmi.org to request attendance to FMI events. Some FMI events are closed to media. Please see our press credentials for events details: https://www.fmi.org/newsroom/press-credentials