Conventional retailers' dollar sales growth is driven by natural and specialty products

By Elaine Watson

14-Mar-2016 - Last updated on 18-May-2017 at 12:58 GMT

Meanwhile, as this chart from Whipstitch shows (using data from SPINS), conventional retailers are seeing the bulk of their dollar sales growth come from natural and specialty products.

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