Category: Retail
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A Look at the Non-Alcoholic Beverage Trends
If you’ve been to many retail outlets and restaurants lately, you’ve probably noticed quite a number of innovative beverage trends out in the market. Gone are the days of plain old soda: discerning palettes are craving innovation in the verticals of ready-to-drink, waters, teas, and coffees. Learn more about innovative beverage trends in the infographic […]
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A Century of Pocket Change
The change in your pocket may not be worth much today, but if you could travel back in time those same coins could have paid for a lot of things.
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The Fastest Growing (and Declining) Retail Brands
The COVID-19 pandemic has demolished retail sales, which has already caused some retailers to file bankruptcy. Some retailers have been hit harder by the pandemic than others, while some have actually seen an increase in brand value when compared to 2019. The data presented in this graphic was taken from Cantor’s Brandz 2020 report and […]
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Demand for Plant-Based Meats Surge Amid Meat Shortages
As supplies of pork, beef, and chicken dwindle, consumers are turning to the alternative option of plant-based meats.
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Supermarket Meat Shortages Force Consumers to Buy Directly From Farms
Major meat processing plants in the United States have been heavily impacted by the coronavirus pandemic causing meat shortages and purchasing limits across the country.
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Tidal Wave of Business Bankruptcy in the Forecast
In these desperate times, business owners are exhausting cash reserves and lines of credit to avoid bankruptcy under this immense pressure.
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The Pandemic Economy: What Online Shoppers Are and Aren’t Buying
while online sales of toilet paper have grown 190% since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, other items are even more in demand.
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Walmart slammed for ‘sweatshop conditions’ in new report
Workers at Asia factories that supply Walmart, H&M and Gap are still being exploited in sweatshop conditions, according to a new report released Tuesday by the Asia Floor Wage Alliance. Bangladesh, Cambodia, India and Indonesia who make clothes for Walmart ( The report says employees in Bangladesh, Cambodia, India and Indonesia are making clothes for Walmart under […]
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16 companies who donate money to save dogs
Companies these days are no stranger to donations of clothes, food, and other necessities to help people in need. Some companies, like Toms, donate shoes, while companies like Out of Print donate books to needy people around the world. But these 16 companies are special: they donate money, food, and their own products to shelters, […]
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Spotify family plan drops pricing to $14.99 for 6 people
Spotify just became much more competitive with Apple Music, dropping the cost of its family plan to $14.99 for up to six people in a household. Families can now subscribe to Spotify Premium for $14.99 per month and get six different Spotify accounts and profiles. Spotify introduced its family plan in 2014 but sold the […]
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Starbucks is being sued for $5 million for using too much ice
An Illinois woman is suing Starbucks for $5 million. In her lawsuit Stacy Pincus says the coffee giant is using too much ice in its drinks while overstating the fluid ounces of actual product customers are receiving. Stacy Pincus filed the class action lawsuit against Starbucks Corp. in Northern Illinois Federal Court Wednesday, according to […]
