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EGGS REMAIN INCREDIBLY RESILIENT

EGGS REMAIN INCREDIBLY RESILIENT

It seems like everyone is talking about the price of eggs these days. The good news for retailers is that Americans have continued to buy eggs at a time when category experts openly worry that outbreaks of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) may further...
HOT POTATOES

HOT POTATOES

Paced by gains in four of the top five subcategories, the frozen plain veggies category saw dollar sales edge up 1.6% to $830.04 million during the 12 weeks ended Dec. 1, reports Chicago-based market research firm Circana. Beans (+4.9%) and mixed vegetables (+3.7%)...
BREAD & DOUGH RISE TO THE OCCASION

BREAD & DOUGH RISE TO THE OCCASION

Although inflation is cooling, the bread and dough category continues to heat up as consumers still struggling to make ends meet opt to stay home for dinner — and breakfast and lunch. During the 12 weeks ended Dec. 1, total sales jumped 3.6% (versus the same period in...
CONSUMERS GET ADVENTUROUS WITH ASIAN FROZEN FOODS

CONSUMERS GET ADVENTUROUS WITH ASIAN FROZEN FOODS

Dollar sales of frozen Asian foods in natural and conventional channels combined fell 4.0% to $313.8 million during the 12 weeks ended Nov. 3, reports Chicago-based SPINS. Unit sales dropped 4.7%. However, there were a couple of bright spots: frozen Indian meals and...
ARE CONSUMERS SOURING ON SWEET TREATS?

ARE CONSUMERS SOURING ON SWEET TREATS?

Except for the sweet goods-no cheesecake subcategory, which managed a 0.3% gain, there hasn’t been a lot to celebrate in the frozen desserts segment. Category dollar sales fell 2.0% to $181.62 million during the 12 weeks ended Oct. 6, while units dropped 1.5%,...