At a time when two-thirds of Americans are very concerned about the cost of groceries, ALDI is dropping prices across its aisles. With summer under way, the grocer is slashing prices on nearly 25 percent of its selection across all 2,400-plus stores, from organic produce to fresh meat for grilling, pantry staples and summer favorites.

Dublin Farms, Horntown, VA, is firmly rooted to its past, tracing its origin to a 300-acre family farm that has grown potatoes every season since 1886.

With harvest around the corner, Superfresh Growers is optimistic about a strong, promotable season for its blueberry program, backed by favorable growing conditions and an evolving consumer landscape that’s driving fresh demand.

While garlic may be the first thing that comes to mind with Spice World products, the company created Easy Onion to help make life easier for consumers in the kitchen. Onions, like garlic, need to be peeled and chopped before using them, so it was a seamless transition for Spice World to create Easy Onion.

It’s not front page news that food shopping is more expensive than it has been in a while — and prices show no signs of decreasing anytime soon. With that in mind, Brick Meets Click expects growth in grocery spending to slow over the next five years.

Online sales, however, are expected to outpace in-store spending by about 5 percent. According to the Brick Meets Click U.S. Grocery Sales 5-Year Forecast: 2025-29 report, the online segment (pickup, delivery and ship-to-home) should account for 17 percent of all grocery sales by the end of 2029.

After nearly 17 years with the Idaho Potato Commission and over 50 years in the food industry, Armand Lobato has retired, closing an impressive chapter in a long and accomplished career. 

Known for his dedication, humility and genuine relationships, Lobato continues to have a lasting presence among growers, commissioners, colleagues and friends.