Grocery Dive

Grocery Dive offers thorough reporting and analysis on the key news and trends affecting the grocery sector. Their newsletters and website focus on various subjects including shopping habits, omnichannel strategies, online shopping, pricing strategies, store layouts, and more. As a top publication run by Industry Dive, Grocery Dive influences and inspires over 7 million decision-makers in competitive markets.

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Kroger looks to cut costs as it chases growth

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Catherine Moran |Sam Silverstein

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Kroger plans to close about 60 underperforming stores by the end of 2026 as a part of a broad effort to improve its performance, the company announced Friday. Identical-store sales growth excluding fuel came in at 3.2% during the company’s first fiscal quarter of 2025, driven by strong sales in pharmacy and fresh departments, the grocer reported during an earnings call on Friday morning.
Lawmaker queries retailers in probe of link between tariffs and grocery prices

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Sam Silverstein

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Sen. Maggie Hassan has asked Albertsons, Kroger, Walmart, Costco and Dollar General for information about how increased tariffs the Trump administration has imposed on imported steel and aluminum could affect stores, suppliers and costs in the grocery supply chain.
Amazon Prime members prefer Walmart for online grocery shopping, research shows

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Sam Silverstein

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. A greater share of surveyed Amazon Prime members bought groceries online from Walmart than from the e-commerce giant itself during a yearlong stretch that ended earlier in 2025, according to data released this month by Coresight Research. Just under 60% of surveyed online grocery shoppers who subscribe to Prime purchased groceries online from Walmart during the 12 months ahead of a poll Coresight conducted in April.
How the cyberattack against UNFI affected 4 independent grocers

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Sam Silverstein

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. United Natural Foods, Inc. is continuing to rely on manual procedures to receive and fulfill orders from customers as it works to recover from a cyberattack that compelled the grocery wholesaler to entirely shut down its online platform on June 6, a UNFI spokesperson said Monday.
Walmart survival guide for grocers

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Sam Silverstein |Catherine Moran |Peyton Bigora

Walmart has become a formidable competitor to supermarket operators — and that pressure will only increase as the mass retailer ramps up its grocery offerings and e-commerce options. Grocery accounted fornearly 60% of Walmart U.S.’s total net sales for its fiscal year 2025. Over the past decade, Walmart’s grocery sales have climbed 65%.
How Sprouts’ focus on its target customers fuels growth

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Peyton Bigora

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UNFI’s split with Key Food will cost billions in potential sales and hundreds of jobs

2 weeks ago | grocerydive.com | Sam Silverstein

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. United Natural Foods, Inc.’s disclosure this week that it is mutually ending its relationship with supermarket cooperative Key Food represents a costly course correction for the grocery distributor, which had been looking to the multi-year deal to drive billions of dollars in sales.
How grocers can level the playing field against Walmart in e-commerce

2 weeks ago | grocerydive.com | Peyton Bigora

To call a spade a spade, traditional grocers can’t build up an e-commerce business to rival Walmart’s. And it’s not something they should attempt, experts say. Walmart’s scale, ability to capitalize on speed and convenience, and blended online and in-store experience have grown stronger in recent years. So strong, that the retailer anticipates online sales turning a profit this year with e-commerce already in the black for its first quarter.
Amazon restructures grocery leadership as it further integrates Whole Foods

2 weeks ago | grocerydive.com | Jeff Wells

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Amazon has named a restructured leadership team for its Worldwide Grocery division that includes top executives from Whole Foods Market, according to a report by Business Insider, which cited a corporate memo that was confirmed by an Amazon spokesperson.
Trump tariffs could hike canned food prices up to 15%, trade group says

2 weeks ago | grocerydive.com | Christopher Doering

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. The 50% tariff on imported steel levied by the Trump administration could increase canned food prices between 9% and 15%, according to the Consumer Brands Association. The trade group estimated up to 20,000 U.S. food manufacturing jobs could be at risk if tariffs cause consumers to curtail their purchases of higher-priced canned goods and CPG companies opt to switch away from tin-plate steel to cheaper packaging alternatives.