Kroger and Uber Technologies announced the launch of nearly 2,700 Kroger stores on the Uber Eats, Uber and Postmates apps. Customers nationwide can now shop their local Kroger banner for fresh groceries and same day delivery via Uber's apps.

The global agricultural landscape is preparing for a landmark event as Will Cavan, the executive director of the International Mango Organization, leads the final preparations for the IMO Global Mango Conference. 

A Nov. 6, 2025, call to action transformed months of strategic planning into a concrete global initiative, signaling to industry leaders that Ponce, Puerto Rico, would become the epicenter of the mango world in March 2026. This invitation set a clear vision for the industry, emphasizing the need for strategic growth and supply chain resilience.

The numbers say it all: With engagement rates up 40 percent year over year, the Idaho Potato Commission’s social media community of more than 200,000 followers continues to expand on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Pinterest. On Instagram and Facebook alone, IPC posts generated 20 million impressions, driving more than 1.6 million engagements from fans across the country for the year ending Aug. 31, 2025.

When Alisa Gmelich was interviewing for the job of chief marketing officer at Sprouts Farmers Market, she focused on what she believed is the key to marketing success: understanding the needs of customers and meeting those needs to drive behavior. This is what drives traffic. 

“Traffic is the best indicator of marketing success,” she said.

Today, Southeastern Grocers officially became The Winn-Dixie Co., uniting the organization and its stores under one name. As part of this transformation, the company is also introducing a refreshed Winn-Dixie brand, designed to feel more modern, confident and connected to the way families shop today.

The NC Sweetpotato Commission recently held its annual meeting in Goldsboro, NC, and honored Craig Yencho with its 2026 Distinguished Service Award. The commission also elected a new slate of officers. 

Through his extensive work in agricultural research, Yencho has contributed invaluable knowledge to sweetpotato growers across the state. Whether it’s through developing new cultivation techniques, improving pest management practices or innovating new varieties, the efforts have significantly boosted both the quality and quantity of sweetpotatoes produced in North Carolina.