PMG Retail Merchandising
PMG is once again showcasing great seasonal displays through its Produce Artist Award Series contest. All produce merchandisers, specialists and produce managers are welcome to participate.
NatureSweet and Instant Pot are joining forces this winter to inspire cold weather cooking with a series of Instant Pot giveaways and recipe ideas.
What does the Super Bowl mean to consumers? Football, ramped-up advertising, beer and increasingly — food.
To learn how The Giant Co., Carlisle, Pa., gears up for the big game with fresh produce, The Packer recently connected with Director of Produce and Floral Chris Keetch.
The in-store experience is everything. How does Sprouts continue to drive fresh produce sales through department design and merchandising or display elements that give produce a higher profile?
The Los Alamitos, Calif.-based produce company is making the case to center produce as a food-as-medicine answer to support beleaguered shoppers surviving 2022’s cold and flu season.
Bee Sweet Citrus is reporting a strong supply of lemons, cara cara navel oranges and blood oranges this year in time for spring holiday promotions.
If produce sales jump after resetting the layout of the department, it has to be a success, right? Columnist Armand Lobato shares his own experience from witnessing the ups and downs of one merchandising modification.
American Cookware and the Michigan Asparagus Advisory Board are launching “Cooking the American Dream”, a social campaign that celebrates American-crafted cookware with Michigan asparagus.
Jonathan Charlton of UNFI sent us photos of some of his best summer produce displays for PMG’s summer contest of the Produce Artist Award Series. What about you? Do it before the deadline!
Welcome to PMG’s Produce Artist Award Series, a quarterly contest among produce managers and merchandisers, showcasing their produce artistry, strategy and know-how. See the winter 2023 contest winners in this webinar.
Can you do better than Brian’s citrus display — or Kasalya’s potato display? Take pics of your produce displays and enter the contest to inspire others, and for bragging rights, of course.
Instacart Marketplace implements random-weight fresh produce ads, featuring specific brands and farms, for all of its grocery partners.
Like the regions where the produce originates and the people who eat them, tropicals are a diverse, beautiful lot.
Merchandising displays need to be more thoughtful than a simple pile o’ taters.
A partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment will include a limited-edition “The Polar Express” themed navel orange carton with a digital movie at participating retailers.
While some chains use a combination of hand-stacking and gentle pouring, depending on available labor and time, columnist Armand Lobato examines the pros and cons of both methods to see how they truly stack up.
With the reputation of citrus for strengthening the body’s immune system, you know that shoppers are going to be doing a double-take on grapefruit. Take advantage by adding some of these grapefruit fun facts.
Time to strike while the iron is hot for strawberries, grapes, watermelons and more.
It’s hard to overstate the importance of strawberries to a grocery retailer.
The old saying that “failing to prepare is preparing to fail” applies so well to receiving a produce delivery.
The ShopRite of Roosevelt Boulevard announced the debut of Fresh to Table, a store-within-a-store concept where customers can find fresh, on-trend foods and easy to prepare ingredients and meal solutions.
Total online grocery sales in May were 3.5 times higher than pre-pandemic levels, totaling $7.0 billion, according to the latest report from retail consulting firm Brick Meets Click.
PMG is once again showcasing great seasonal displays through its Produce Artist Award Series program, and all produce merchandisers, specialists and produce managers are welcome to participate.
Episode 55 of Tip of the Iceberg Podcast features a conversation with Mike Mauti, managing partner of Execulytics, about assortment, merchandising, rings and more in the melon category.
Ahhh, yes vibrant citrus: Heading into the new year when so many consumers are focused on healthy eating, the citrus category’s versatility shines, whether consumers buy for snacking or juicing.
Find out first who wins! Register now to attend the live results webinar at 2 p.m. Central Dec. 13, for the Fall 2021 Produce Artist Award Series.
The appetite for celebrating is strong, so meeting consumers where they are may require a different approach to selling during this holiday period.
There’s the artistry of produce merchandising, and then there’s everything else.
NEW YORK — Take a behind-the-scenes look at how Mario DePalma — called “the Michelangelo of Produce” by his colleagues — designs urban retail store produce displays.