Cleveland: Cotton Continued to Test 80 Cents
There is price resistance at 81 cents and more at 82, but likely neither of those two levels will be breached without major detrimental
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NCC Urges Support for Senate Farm Bill 2.0 Proposal
NCC appreciates the bipartisan work that has gone into developing this language and looks forward to working with leadership in both chambers to help
Telling the Stories That Uplift Communities Across the Food Industry
Every day, across neighborhoods nationwide, food retailers and suppliers quietly show up for their communities. A store manager organizes a food drive after a
The Race Toward Perfect Shipments
In grocery supply chain operations, “close enough” is becoming increasingly expensive. As retailers and wholesalers invest in warehouse automation, advanced receiving systems and more
The Number One Thing In-Store Shoppers Want
For grocery shoppers, store cleanliness is paramount. According to our U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2026 report, 73% of grocery shoppers want to shop in
Uncle Sam Takes Aim at Building Cotton Demand
Are we seeing a major policy shift when it comes to American cotton? ACSA President Buddy Allen drops in to discuss how federal policy
Shurley: Price Making Adjustments, Searching for Next Direction
After peaking at near 88 cents, prices (Dec futures) have since lost roughly 13% and now stand in the 76-cent area. The post Shurley:
Harnessing the Connecting Power of the Potluck
Some of my fondest and most vivid childhood memories spring from summertime family reunion gatherings that happened every few years in my dad’s clan.
How to Boost Consumer Engagement in Private Brands
What if one of your strongest competitive advantages was already on your shelves? FMI’s latest research suggests private brands are doing more than driving
