Changes to SNAP will make EBT payments a challenge in many ways...

Tariff refunds are possible... but the benefits for retail are sketchy...

A lawsuit is now underway over SNAP restrictions...

Grocery proponents of the Maryland beer and wine push are suddenly stalled...

Retailers can expect new SNAP rules soon...

"Who pays?" That's a big question when increasing food costs are concerned...

A new report shows grocery prices could rise by double digits...

New Trump tariffs mean policy is changing again...

The defeat of tariffs has huge eventual implications for grocery...

The surveillance pricing ban has emerged as a top issue this season...

Public grocery experiments are targeting food insecurity. Will they work?

NPR journalists tracked Walmart prices for one year and found shocking results...

Dirty data is quietly turning loyalty programs into liabilities, but change is coming...

Inflation predictions for 2026 are in... and the grocery industry should take note.

Instacart is having its "15 Minutes of Fame" in the form of regulatory scrutiny. The cutting edge of technology cuts both ways...

For decades, retailers have wanted to sell beer and wine in Maryland's grocery stores. The next legislative session could make a difference...

With the U.S. operating once again, and lots of legislative business still pending, the timing is ripe to connect with legislators...

San Francisco files a landmark lawsuit accusing major CPG companies of harming public health with ultra-processed foods linked to chronic disease.

From Harrisburg to Hershey to Chicago, PFMA has spent the past few months strengthening partnerships, advancing advocacy, and amplifying the voice of Pennsylvania’s food and beverage industry. In October, PFMA hosted the 2025 Fall Legislative Conference at Hershey Country Club, bringing together policymakers, retailers, wholesalers, and suppliers for two days…

Coverage of the latest from Capitol Hill, including news on SNAP, safe food supply, drug advertising and more.

As the November election heats up, NJFC has been sharing the food industry position with the two leading gubernatorial candidates that NJ’s food industry is one of the state’s greatest assets. Our member food retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, and beverage companies are more than just businesses — they are lifelines. They…

Plus, updates on SNAP, farm bill.

PFMA's busy summer leads into the fall season.

The latest out of Washington, DC on the legislative front.

Plus, reporting in from the Summer Fancy Food Show and congrats go out to Meatcrafters' Mitch Berliner.

A recap of CFA's work on legislation after the June 6 wrap up of the recent General Assembly session.

Job cuts impacting federal workers, front-of-packaging label update, SNAP costs shifting to states and more legislative news.

A change that is strongly supported by food trade associations, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced in late March that the agency intends to extend the compliance date for the Food Traceability Rule by 30 months. You may recall from my prior commentaries on this subject that the Food…

The latest developments in legislation on Capitol Hill.

As Governor Josh Shapiro unveiled his state budget before a joint session of the Pennsylvania House and Senate in early February, he discussed key legislative priorities and economic policies, a number of which will resonate with and potentially impact our members. The governor’s proposal outlines an approximately 8 percent increase…

Updates from Washington on the Farm Bill, Country of Origin Labeling, tariffs and the Food Safety Summit.

CFA sees false narrative in FTC's recent report accusing three national grocery retailers of exploiting pandemic-era supply chain disruptions to inflate prices and pad profits.

Sure, the economic crisis with Mexico and Canada was averted - at least for 30 days - but the threat of hefty tariffs on our neighboring counties remains. And what’s the trade off? If you believe that improving security at our borders will make enough of a difference to largely…

Fiscal deadlines loom, a year to go on food traceability, 2025 dietary guidelines now available, and more.

The changes reflect a similar pattern with 21 states raising their minimum wage this year.

News out of Washington, including the latest farm bill update, FDA developments, and a new salmonella rule for poultry.

What to expect from the White House next year when the first-ever convicted felon becomes president of the United State.

Organized retail theft in New Jersey affects everyone. Products such as baby formula, over-the-counter medication, energy drinks, teeth whitening strips, expensive cuts of meat, seafood and other high-demand items are ripped off the shelves and resold. Consumers are put at risk because the safety of those products can no longer…

FTC will launch an inquiry into high food prices; FDA to hold major meeting to look into assessment of chemicals in food; and more legislative news.

Much like it’s been from the beginning nearly two years ago, the federal government (FTC) and Kroger and Albertsons remain polarized as the two sides clash over whether the chains should be allowed to merge. However, this time the venue is in courtroom 14A in the U.S. District Courthouse in…