Consumers Have a Growing Appetite for Protein
Research indicates consumers place high importance on protein when planning meals, shopping and eating, but they may not have accurate knowledge about all protein sources By NACS Online Protein…
Are Grocers Overspending on Same-Day Delivery?
As big chains rush to deliver groceries faster and to more consumers, Moody’s predicts grocery stores may overspend on the service and shoppers may be willing to “subsidize,” but only…
Amazon Could Open 3,000 C-stores
Ambitious expansion of cashierless Amazon Go stores in the next few years seen as potential threat to QSRs and fast casual restaurants By NACS Online On the heels of…
FDA Considers Ban of All Flavored E-Cigs
After its summer enforcement blitz, the U.S. FDA discovered that more than 1,100 stores and websites were illegally selling e-cig products to minors By NACS Online The U.S. Food…
CareWorksComp September Newsletter
Children are back in school and the Ohio corn fields are full and tall. I actually saw Halloween decorations in the store the other day. Can’t summer just last a…
The Qualified Opportunity Zone and Why It Makes Tax Sense
By: Randall A. Denha, JD, LL.M. Alert! There’s a new tax strategy available that’s been tucked snugly into the blanket of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and provides…
Consumers Are Souring on Added Sugar
Additional sugar on ingredient lists can have a negative impact on purchasing decisions, shoppers say By NACS Online Consumers say that listing added sugars on the upcoming new Nutrition…
Local Governments Continue to Hike Smoking Age
More cities and counties are enacting their own bans on selling tobacco to those under 21 By NACS Online Local governments are taking matters into their own hands when…
Pennsylvania’s Skimming Law in Effect
The law criminalizes the act of placing skimming or scanning devices on ATMs and gas pumps By NACS Online Pennsylvania’s new law that criminalizes putting scanning or skimming devices…
Legislature Approves Bill That Would Make California 1st State to Restrict Plastic Straws at Restaurants
By the Los Angeles Times California is poised to become the first state to restrict the distribution of plastic straws at restaurants under a bill approved Thursday by lawmakers, capturing the…