IDDBA said most food dollars are staying in the retail sector.

The company’s program is planned to run in August through September 11.

Retailers are finding more ways to draw sales including ready-to-eat and ready-to-go meals.

Fresh in-store meal kits experienced a 26% sales bump over the 13 weeks leading up to May 30.

The food retailer is making the changes after an online petition was signed by thousands.

The meat category was 21.4% above 2019 sales.

Consumers have been turning to comfort foods like fried chicken during the pandemic.

Independence Day brought another double-digit sales week to the meat department.

Data shows meat departments are still showing double-digit sales.

Data from 210 Analytics is no ‘dad joke.’