The Produce Reporter Week in Review April 25, 2025 

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

Greg Johnson
April 25, 2025

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The Produce Reporter Week in Review April 25, 2025 

Retail consultant Pamela Riemenschneider returns to Week in Review as we discuss why online grocery is booming, how tariffs affect the produce industry, and the end of the tomato suspension agreement.

Some tariff clarity revealed at Viva Fresh
Walmart reaffirms strategy at investment meeting
March 2025 online grocery sales jump 21% versus year ago
U.S. Department of Commerce to withdraw from tomato suspension agreement

Greg Johnson is Vice President of Media for Blue Book Services

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