Research/Special Reports

A new Harris Poll reveals the cuts consumers are making to their purchases and services to save money, and some of the results are especially pertinent to grocers.The poll, which surveyed 3,084 adults in the U.S., reveals specific spending and saving trends over the past six months.

New study findings reveal that older women may have a lower chance of fracturing bones if they eat lots of vegetables, fruits and whole grains compared to those who don't eat those types of foods.While the study doesn't prove that it's the foods themselves that decrease the likelihood of fractures,

A shakedown in natural foods, more “professional” products and a blurring of the line among categories are three big trends to look for in 2011, according to global research firm Mintel.

There's another health benefit potentially linked to omega 3's, according to a new study by researchers at Harvard Medical School.Those who consume a good amount of omega 3's, the fatty acids mainly found in oily fish, may run a lower risk of developing gum disease, including periodontitis, which c

Canadian Grocer's annual state-of-the-industry review finds 2009 was not a good year for many people and businesses.

Shopper Marketing Pro Andy Jarvis navigates the winding shopper journey

A new study shows the dangers of giving customers choice