Grocery Outlet Shuffles Its C-Suite, Again
Grocery Outlet's CFO exits after less than two years; the discounter simultaneously fills two top leadership roles amid uneven sales performance.
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Molson Coors Bets Big on Cheap Beer
Molson Coors value beer is back in focus as the brewer revives Keystone Ice and expands Miller High Life to chase budget-conscious younger drinkers.
NotCo Sells Argentina and Uruguay to Molinos
NotCo's plant-based sale in Argentina and Uruguay lands with Molinos Río de la Plata, one of the country's largest food conglomerates.
Starbucks Bets Smaller Stores Unlock 10,000 New U.S. Locations
Starbucks smaller store growth strategy targets up to 10,000 new U.S. units, using compact footprints and drive-thrus to reach untapped markets.
NotCo Sells Its Southern Cone to a Legacy Giant
Molinos Río de la Plata buys NotCo's Argentina and Uruguay operations as the AI food tech unicorn pivots away from direct CPG.
Daily Harvest Scores a World Cup Hat Trick
Daily Harvest's three World Cup smoothies use host-nation flavors and plant-based protein to court a global sports audience this summer.
McDonald’s Tests Google AI at the Drive-Thru
McDonald's is piloting a Google-backed AI drive-thru ordering system, raising fresh questions about data, menus, and who controls the upsell.
Big CPG Is Quietly Dumping Food
Unilever, IFF, and others are shedding food divisions for faster-growing sectors. Big business exiting food is now a pattern, not a coincidence.
Oatly’s China Exit: A Management Buyout Takes Shape
Oatly executives are weighing a management buyout of the Greater China business, with a potential deal targeting close before end of 2026.
Amazon and Walmart Want to Beat Convenience Stores at Their Own Game
Amazon and Walmart are racing to offer 30-minute grocery delivery, directly threatening the proximity advantage convenience and neighborhood stores have long owned.