Market Data and Analysis

New Hope Network research suggests that industry education could help reroute food from the landfill to those in need.

New products kick-start growth, but a retailer’s ability to answer questions about those products determines success in supplements.

Across the country, co-ops are doing local better than the big guys and outperforming peers in giving back to their communities.

Natural and organic personal care is ripe for continued growth, if the natural channel can give the category the support it needs.

Retailers are creating destination spaces where shoppers feel at home using smart store layout, lighting and merchandising.

Unimpressive sales, tectonic industry shifts and reinvention by necessity define the year in natural retailing.

NBJ has published the latest market sizing and trends for the $43.4 billion U.S. Supplement Industry in this year’s Supplement Business Report. This is the latest installment of our twice-monthly data discussion from Nutrition Business Journal’s...

This piece is part of the the Good Food Insights series, a collaboration with FamilyFarmed and Esca Bona, which unpacks the dynamics driving the good food movement.

Amazon and online retail are narrowing their convenience advantage.

An FMI trends report points to ongoing strength of grocery shopping, even in the face of online growth.