tariffs

71% of Canadian and 43% of Mexican consumers report they will buy fewer U.S. grocery products in 2025 according to...

Pamela Riemenschneider returns to Week in Review to discuss the MAHA Report, tariffs in the produce department, and a cheeky...

Consumers remain angry about food inflation and expect it to be much worse than it is. Retailers have a challenge in...

Walmart said it plans to raise prices this month, including fresh produce, as it passes onto consumers cost increases due...

Spot truckload freight volumes declined in April as demand dropped for trucking services, said DAT Freight & Analytics

One of the most interesting sessions during IFPA's annual retail conference was evaluating the Trump administration’s first 100 days.

An expert panel gave its assessment of Trump’s first 100 days during the International Fresh Produce Association Retail Conference May...

NGA sent a letter to FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson calling for close monitoring and enforcement action in response to tariffs...

Considerable uncertainty has entered the market with the introduction and partial 90-day pause of tariffs, as well as shifting narratives

Retail consultant Pamela Riemenschneider returns to Week in Review as we discuss why online grocery is booming and tariffs

Tariff discussions diverge between North and South, and the tomato industry starts another chapter of suspension agreement battles. 

With the tariff landscape changing weekly, so are the adjustments that fresh produce companies must make.

Tom Stenzel, executive director of BANA, said he and BANA members are working with government leaders to gain an exemption...

TIPA invites produce professionals to a webinar April 17 for a deep dive into “on time and in full” in...

BANA says the cost of America’s favorite fruit could go up by as much as $250 million a year under...

What would the week be without tariff news? We had more. We also heard from Walmart executives on their digital...

FPAA recently brought together industry leaders, experts, and partners for its annual Spring Policy Summit

President Donald Trump announced in a 90-day pause on newly implemented country-specific reciprocal tariffs—except those applied to China.