U.S. Grocery Sales Slow as Consumers Buy Fewer Items, Pressuring Food Companies

Grocery unit sales declined by 1.8% year-over-year in June according to Bain & Company data, signaling a shift from dollar growth to volume-based performance for the industry. Despite ongoing food inflation of around 2-3%, rising prices are no longer sufficient to offset declining volumes.

By Brandon Gomez · CNBC ·

U.S. Grocery Sales Slow as Consumers Buy Fewer Items, Pressuring Food Companies

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