Traditional grocers could learn a thing or two from food co-ops
As clean-label popularity grows, co-ops stand out for trust, local supplier networks and higher organic and fair-trade sales
Archives for April 29, 2026
Mainstream chocolate sales take a hit, super-premium punches back
Super-premium chocolate is gaining share and recruiting new buyers, signaling a shift toward fewer, higher-value indulgences
Mondelēz warns of anxious consumers as Middle East conflict threatens spending
While sales rise and cocoa stabilizes, the company keeps guidance steady amid fears of inflation and weakening confidence
What a new bill could mean for small businesses shut out of SBA loans
Democrat-led legislation aims to restore Small Business Administration (SBA) loans for immigrant‑owned small businesses
How Coca-Cola is winning in a K-shaped economy
Coca-Cola enjoyed a strong start to the year with net revenues up 12% in Q1. What is the beverage giant doing right?
Opinion
The toy is back in the box but should it ever have left?
Kellogg’s is reviving cereal box toys and with it, the debate about whether selling breakfast to children should ever feel like a prize draw