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A closed fruit and vegetable store in rural West Olive, Michigan
Economy
Rural food insecurity jumped from 12% to nearly 16% in 5 years—the law that can fix it is sitting on the books
By Michelle Miller and The ConversationOctober 29, 2026
An Instacart logo and webpage on a phone and computer screen
Retail
DoorDash offers $17 billion for Instacart: ‘the largest companies are only eating more and more of the pie’
By Dee-Ann Durbin and The Associated PressOctober 29, 2026
Donald Trump sits in the Oval Office with people in cowboy hats standing behind him
North America
Trump promised 300,000 tons of beef imports at lower tariff rates to reduce grocery costs. Instead, shipments have lagged and prices haven’t budged
By Sasha RogelbergOctober 26, 2026
Greg Foran, chief executive officer of Kroger.
Retail
‘The way work gets done is changing across every industry’: Kroger cites AI efficiency push as it cuts 3,000 corporate jobs
By Tatiana SatauaOctober 14, 2026
Photo of young man looking at cereal aisle
Economy
Gen Z can’t afford healthy groceries—so many college students are skipping meals altogether or eating less to pay the bills
By Mia OsmonbekovSeptember 23, 2026
Walmart’s new pricing patents spark fears of surveillance: ‘Are they going to charge you a different price if they know who you are?’
Retail
Walmart’s new pricing patents spark fears of surveillance: ‘Are they going to charge you a different price if they know who you are?’
By Tatiana SatauaSeptember 22, 2026
Whole Foods worker
Success
Amazon is investing $230 million in higher pay, benefits, and college perks for more than 100,000 Whole Foods workers—bumping up hourly pay to $21
By Emma BurleighSeptember 18, 2026
A man bags groceries in the check-out line, and a woman stands next to him.
Retail
‘All of us are going to pay’: 30% of Americans are taking out BNPL loans to pay for groceries, and it’s probably going to cost you
By Sasha RogelbergSeptember 14, 2026
This illustration shows plastic containers, cutlery and plastic wrapped food packaging.
Health
It’s not just food: The plastic packaging your food comes in may carry cancer-linked chemicals, and most go untested
By Joshua HongSeptember 10, 2026
Nearly 4 in 10 young Argentine borrowers are behind on their debts as the generation that helped elect Milei struggles to get by
Personal Finance
Nearly 4 in 10 young Argentine borrowers are behind on their debts as the generation that helped elect Milei struggles to get by
By Débora Rey and The Associated PressSeptember 9, 2026
Photo of Diesel cost next to a car
Energy
Diesel’s record $5.85 per gallon price threatens higher grocery bills, with refrigerated foods among the first to feel the squeeze
By The Associated Press and Wyatte Grantham-PhilipsSeptember 4, 2026
Toilet paper becomes a kitchen table issue for Trump again as Canada’s retaliatory tariffs could spell another shortage
North America
Toilet paper becomes a kitchen table issue for Trump again as Canada’s retaliatory tariffs could spell another shortage
By Catherina GioinoSeptember 3, 2026
A man shops for produce in a supermarket.
Retail
FTC moves to make retailers disclose use of ‘personalized pricing’ as technology now enables broad consumer surveillance
By Joshua HongAugust 24, 2026
Check your fridge: Nearly 19 million eggs are under the FDA’s most serious recall classification
North America
Check your fridge: Nearly 19 million eggs are under the FDA’s most serious recall classification
By Tatiana SatauaAugust 17, 2026
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Retail
Mamdani rejects his own aide’s comment that ID card may be needed for NYC-owned grocery: ‘no matter what you’ve just heard in the news’
By Melissa Goldin and The Associated PressAugust 6, 2026
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