Pandemic-related safety precautions including increased hand-washing and widespread mask-wearing have changed the ways retailers handle in-house food production, but shifting consumer demand is driving an equal amount of creativity and innovation.

A new vertical field urban farm system at New York-based Evergreen Market makes tasty, healthy, sustainable and pesticide-free produce available to consumers 365 days a year.

Novel system at Native Sun and Raisin Rack uses product data that shoppers can easily access on their phones without handling the product itself.

Going back to the basics, removing self-serve and building out foodservice delivery infrastructure are just some of the steps retailers are taking to keep employees and shoppers safe.

The Plant Based Foods Association and Kroger looked into the best place to merchandise plant-based meat alternatives. Here's what they found.

With shopping habits shifting due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's imperative for natural products brands to separate fact from fiction and get online.

Former Sabra executive Meiky Tollman, CEO of The Collaborative, explains which strategies always work—even during a pandemic.

The unique mobile bodega is ready to welcome Capital City shoppers.

Industry veteran, author and eco-fashion guru Marci Zaroff talks about launching her new line Farm to Home on QVC, and what other brands should consider if they want to sell product on this mega shopping channel.

Cooling costs can eat into profits quickly, but you can fight back with these energy-saving tips.