Barbara Ruhs

Meeting real-life needs represents a powerful opportunity for retailers Rather than treating women’s health as a niche category or trend, retailers can address it in meaningful, practical ways that support everyday living. When we talk about women’s health in food retail, the conversation often focuses on supplements, but today’s shoppers are increasingly turning to food as the solution over pills or powders.

Retailers can harness this hot nutrition trend Fresh Pears – A Fiber Powerhouse One medium pear has 6 grams of fiber – that’s more than an apple, a banana or blueberries. With a bountiful crop this year, Bartlett, Bosc, and red and green Anjou pears make nutritious snacks, add natural sweetness to smoothies and elevate healthy salads. Move over protein — fiber is finally having its moment.

Grocery stores can win greater trust from shoppers with this opportunity to meet the rising demand for values-driven shopping Just as organic, gluten-free and plant-based claims started as niche categories that are now mainstream, fair trade is quickly becoming a “must-have” claim that drives purchasing decisions. Shoppers are scanning labels more closely than ever. They want to know what’s in their food, where it comes from and how it was grown.