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Today's links span organic retail, Kroger updates, blueberry market shifts, cold storage, and a few more worth reading.

Links: retail trends affecting the produce supply chain, restaurants lose market share to retail, a glimmer of hope in fighting...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection announces that Phase 1 of its new refund tool, CAPE, will go live on April...

IFPA released guidance for members seeking the refunds, and it scheduled a webinar for members on the topic for March...

Find links to NielsenIQ grocery spending data, analysis of Sprouts struggles, Q&A with Save Mart's CEO, Chile's tariff concerns, and...

Read about ShopRite's new GLP-1 kits, Placer.ai research on discount retailers, how music mixes with food flavor, and more.

The administration said it is leaving in place an exemption for most goods shipped under the USMCA agreement, including many ag products.

For fresh produce markets, the long-term policy implications of tariffs could be meaningful, but short-term prices remain largely unaffected.

Trump tariffs are ruled illegal, Sprouts looks ahead after a rough 2025, a truck driver gets pinched smuggling pot in...

IFPA addresses the Supreme Court’s 6–3 ruling that President Donald Trump’s tariff policies under IEEPA are unconstitutional.

Today, read about HEB's Texas expansion, Target's new CEO's challenges, IGA's food desert solution, Darden kills a brand, and more.

For the first time since 2022, profit margins climbed back into double-digit territory, and diner traffic maintained its upward momentum.

Today we have continuing coverage of reactions to tariffs being lifted for many agriculture imports, and more.

Less than a week away from America’s No.1 food holiday, we can easily identify a major theme: consumers feel food inflation pain.

IFPA issued a statement after President Trump eliminated tariffs on a range of Brazilian agricultural imports, including tropical fruits.

National Restaurant Association President & CEO Michelle Korsmo released a statement on how tariff removals affect restaurant operators.

IFPA says easing cost pressures on items not grown domestically in sufficient supply is essential to maintaining affordability.

Today we have coverage of how retail and produce groups react to the government shutdown ending, analysis on potential tariff...