NJFC to build off solid 2023 for new year.

Proposals to increase penalties, provide more funding unveiled.

In addition to Maryland, 21 other states have raised their lowest pay rate.

What to expect in 2024.

Legislation to expect in 2024 and beyond

Following successful Fall Legislative Conference, PFMA renews push for priorities before year’s end.

Retail food industry welcomes Fed's proposal to lower debit card fees.

With focus on wages, most workers receive $4.10/hour increases over the life of the new 4-year contract.

Food Trade News recently asked Allegiance Retail Services' John Derderian about the co-op's recent New York City growth and how retail theft has impacted independent retailers in the Big Apple.

Sprouts eyes Pennsylvania for growth in 2024.

In a long anticipated action, The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 17 state attorneys general sued Amazon.com Inc. late last month, alleging that the online retail and technology company is a monopolist that uses a set of interlocking anticompetitive and unfair strategies to illegally maintain its monopoly power. The FTC…

Credit Card Swipe Fees Back in the News

Credit Card Swipe Fees Back In The News

New Transparency Laws Will Impact New Jersey Elections

Enhancing Competition And Protecting Consumers

With State Budget In limbo, PFMA Queues Up Legislative Priorities For The Fall

Lina Khan, gunslinger against big business and chairwoman of the Federal Trade Commission, had her day of reckoning on July 13 when the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee met with her to discuss the agency’s aggressive stance against big business mergers.

U.S. consumers spent $12.7 billion over the two-day period, a 6.1 percent increase over last year’s take.

It May Be Payback Time

The FTC accused Amazon of duping millions of consumers into subscribing to “Prime” by utilizing “manipulative, coercive or deceptive” tactics.

Standardizing Food Date Labels

SNAP Issues Are Still A Work In Progress

FDA Continues Along Road To Restructuring

Organized Retail Crime A Top PFMA Priority For 2023 State Legislative Session

GOP Chaos And What’s Next

The dividend issuance was first announced on October 14 at the time of the Kroger-Albertsons merger agreement release and was originally scheduled to be paid to all shareholders on November 7 of last year.

Year in Review - Tsunami of Challenges Confirm Food Retailers are Beyond Essential

WA Court Decision Could Provide Clearer Path For Overall Deal

118th Congress Convenes