Grocery retailers were thought to be somewhat protected from the threat of eCommerce. Amazon’s entrance into the market, however, brought the threat to life.

Through its core Koia protein drinks line and its Koia Keto line, the beverage brand offers nine varieties and has plans to expand the lineup in 2020.

Although, in some cases, the numbers seem to show that the channel is wilting, a deeper look reveals that it is simply evolving into something better suited for the needs of today’s shoppers.

Although it once seemed convenient to stop in at a local store to pick up needed items, consumers now can skip the trip altogether and have items delivered to their doors. In turn, this affects how companies package, warehouse, handle and ship products, resulting in a variety of operational shifts.

Although cold temperatures often are a challenge for citrus crops, the practice of cold-pressing juices is helping Natalie’s Orchid Island Juice Co. continue to bring fresh, functional juices to market.

Although other channels might be closing stores in response to eCommerce trends, convenience store chains are expanding their brick-and-mortar presence.

In response to the growing amount of plastic water bottle use, JUST Water founders and actors Will and Jaden created a water brand infused with sustainability.

Consumers continue to look to the foodservice segment for quick and convenient snacks and meals.

Carts and hand trucks are helping to reduce delivery personnel’s body stress in store, while powered liftgates are supporting these concerns among fleet operations.

Filling equipment manufacturers are developing products that support safe, hygienic beverage filling operations while avoiding product and square footage waste