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While food costs continue to be a top concern for many shoppers, they are also recognizing the personal health benefits of consuming more nutrient-rich foods.

Are you paying attention to the frustration your shoppers are experiencing as food prices continue to challenge budgets? “Shrinkflation” is a buzzword making headlines this year, which may be impacting consumer loyalty to not only brands, but their retailers as well.

As the Director of Nutrition, I lead the Kroger Co.’s Food as Medicine team and strategy. My team, made up of dietitians, develops different food and nutrition products and services for our shoppers to help them live healthier lives.

Gen Zs now makes up almost a third of the world population and will account for 25% of the global workforce by 2025. Like other generations Gen Zs want to have meaningful professional experiences and are eager to learn, grow and contribute.

TikTok, Instagram, Facebook are all tools that can be used to reach your shopper. But developing new skills and finding time to create social media content isn’t always easy.

At some point in life, we inevitably experience the desire to try something new.  Maybe it’s time for a new morning routine, a stretch project in your current role, or a new position altogether. You know you’re ready. Now what?

Heart disease remains the number one cause of death in the United States, so it is no surprise that heart healthy remains a resonant and valued food and beverage claim.1,2

We are already into the second month of the New Year and hopefully your commitment to self-care is still a priority on your long list of to-dos. Self-care is not a luxury, but is essential if you want to be more productive. What does self-care mean for you?

Just over a month ago, we announced that the Association of Retail & Consumer Professionals acquired the RDBA. As with any acquisition – even when you’re taking on an established, well-run organization like the RDBA - it takes time to adjust. Emily Callahan, ARC’s President, took a moment to record a special message to talk about the acquisition and what it means for RDBA members and ARC members.

A new study brings to light how vulnerable adult Americans are for addiction to highly processed foods, so much that these statistics are equally alarming and may even surpass addiction to tobacco (10%) and alcohol (4%) in this age category.