Join FMI President and CEO Leslie G. Sarasin and Chief Collaboration Officer & Senior Vice President Mark Baum as they discuss the findings from FMI's The Food Retailing Industry Speaks 2023 report ..read more

90% of US consumers remain concerned about high food and beverage costs. In this climate, manufacturers and retailers need to think like the shopper and understand their highest-priority ..read more

Learn findings from our 2023 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends Holiday Season report that examines ..read more

The focus of this briefing is on how the current domestic state of play with supply chain disruptions, ongoing labor shortages, and inflation coupled with the conflict in Ukraine is impacting the price of food at the grocery store ..read more

Consumers are gearing up for shopping and their motivations and decision making may surprise you. Our Illuminate report dives into the impact of inflation as festive times draw near, including how consumers are figuring out what tradeoffs in spending to make in an inflationary environment ..read more

This briefing discussed some of the lesser known or little understood causes, effects, and impacts of inflationary pressures on the price of food at the grocery store. FMI’s Vice President of Tax, Trade, and Sustainability Andy Harig was joined by Dr. Ricky Volpe, an Associate Professor of Agribusiness at Cal Poly who specializes in food retail and supply chain management, transportation and logistics, and food prices and data analysis ..read more

Energy, supply chain and other external factors, such as weather, are among a multitude of factors that continue to influence food price inflation. What does the future hold for food price inflation in 2023? Learn perspective from Andy Harig, vice president of tax, trade, sustainability, and policy development at FMI – The Food Industry Association, and Dr. Ricky Volpe, associate professor of agribusiness at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo as they take us behind the headlines ..read more

The February CPI data showed inflationary price increases are not declining as quickly or uniformly as desired by consumers and the food industry. We anticipate further volatility in inflation in the coming months, and U.S. food prices will remain elevated in the short term. However, economists are cautiously optimistic that the worst of food price inflation is behind us. Our experts offer their thoughts on what lies ahead for food prices in 2023 in a briefing ..read more

Learn about the food supply system and the three key pieces of the food supply chain that impact prices; production, processing and retail ..read more

View this session to understand the solutions consumers are actively seeking to mitigate rising food prices and internalize key consumer trends that will shape how brands are viewed in the context of food price pressure ..read more