Serving all of Niagara for almost seven years, owner Amy Welch saw demand for grocery delivery slam into overdrive, as her primarily elderly and physically-limited clientele reached out for help.

A local company known for supplying consciously-sourced ingredients to restaurants and retailers has made a pivot during the pandemic to bring some of those items into your home.

A start-up is offering to deliver vertically-farmed vegetables to Londoners homes within 24 hours of harvesting in a first for the capital.

Berlin-based online food delivery platform, Delivery Hero has been looking to acquire Woowa Brothers Corp. – a company that owns South Korea’s largest food delivery service Baedal Minjok, but there was a catch!

Encouraging local agricultural production and fostering companies, who have risen to the challenge and, through innovation and advanced technologies, have filled supply gaps in Qatar is all part of the national food security strategy.

Automation vendors, including several startups, are lining up to meet the growing interest in micro-fulfillment centers.

Nielsen’s findings support its prediction that a post-pandemic environment will not witness a wholesale return to pre-pandemic retail habits, but rather that omnichannel shopping options for consumers are here to stay.

Grocery has grown faster than ever in the pandemic; this represents a unique opportunity for grocers to lean into innovation like never before.

After one of the most tumultuous years in recent memories, experts say 2021 will be the year grocers move from reacting to strategically managing for long-term growth.

Americans have always loved the convenience of delivery, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the demand for delivery for everything from takeout to toilet paper hit new highs.

The gig company, like many of its peers, has seen business skyrocket during the pandemic—while exploiting workers and even failing to turn a profit.

As employment in restaurants, movie theatres, stores and other parts of the service economy comes under pressure, more people are turning to gig work such as delivery, putting downward pressure on earnings.

According to statista, there will be massive growth in the online grocery delivery market by the year 2021. The United States will alone double the revenue from $14.2 billion from the year 2017 to $29.7 billion by 2021.

If 2020 was the year of digital commerce, touchless payment and reinvented retail, 2021 will be about businesses increasingly at the mercy of platforms.

With the fear of contracting COVID-19 through physical interactions with others, people started avoiding brick & mortar (traditional) purchases and embarked on alternatives

There are some intriguing supermarket changes to look forward to, though, says the Supermarket Guru, Phil Lempert. For over 25 years, he has been an author, speaker, and analyst on grocery store consumer behavior, marketing trends, new products, and more.

It is a paradox that in a country like India with a humongous population, most of them in agriculture and allied sectors, not much effort was put into the post-production side of agriculture compared to the fervor and commitment put into its production through a myriad of revolutions.

We’ve rounded up the best credit cards for food delivery services, while paying close attention to cards that also include strong earnings for dine-in options, so that regardless of whether you’re eating in or dining out, you’ll have the best of both worlds.

There is no doubt in saying that the online grocery industry is growing exponentially. The proof for that can be considered by taking e-commerce grocery market giants like FreshDirect, Grofers, Bigbasket, Amazon Pantry, and many emerging apps.

Using some grant donations and much of their own resources, Dodd and his urban farm partner came up with a plan to provide fresh produce to seniors who were suddenly locked inside their homes.