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Could SPS Commerce’s 3P divestiture sharpen its retail supply chain software strategy?
SPS Commerce’s 3P Revenue Recovery sale sharpens SPSC’s focus on 1P suppliers, retail software depth and Carbon6 portfolio cleanup.
BRAMI secures $33m to scale Italian protein pasta across the US
BRAMI’s $33M raise shows protein pasta moving mainstream. A clean-label staple fight is heating up in America’s grocery aisles.
Local Bounti (LOCL) just spiked 55% today. Here’s what retail investors need to know before chasing it
Local Bounti (NYSE: LOCL) surged 55% on April 21, 2026. Here's the full breakdown of the Stack and Flow Technology, 2025 financials, and what comes next.
Unilever to buy U.S. greens supplement company Grüns in latest wellbeing push
Unilever has agreed to acquire U.S. greens supplement brand Grüns in a deal valuing the three-year-old company at around $500 million. Read what it means for UL investors and the VMS market.
Most of Target’s new Woolrich gear sells for less than $40 — But will it move the stock higher?
Discover how Target’s Woolrich collab merges outdoor heritage with modern design. See how it could reshape retail strategy and investor sentiment.
Fruity fuel for school: why watermelon snacks are becoming a back-to-school nutrition powerhouse
Discover how watermelon is becoming a year-round back-to-school snack hero, fueling kids with hydration, nutrition, and creativity beyond summer.
TheraBreath expands into toothpaste market with dentist-formulated lineup
TheraBreath launches its first toothpaste line, expanding beyond mouthwash with dentist-formulated, clinically tested products.
Roblox hit Dandy’s World to get multi-channel merchandise rollout through CultureFly partnership
CultureFly partners with BlushCrunch Studio to launch global Dandy’s World merchandise in 2025, blending Roblox fan engagement with multi-channel retail.
Will private labels eat P&G’s lunch? The rise of store brands in the age of inflation
Store brands like Kirkland and Great Value are eroding market share from FMCG giants. Can Procter & Gamble defend its core as inflation drives consumers to private labels?
Is private label the future of CPG? What Post Holdings, Kroger, and Target are betting on
Post Holdings, Kroger, and Target are redefining grocery strategy in 2025 with bold bets on private labels. Explore how they’re reshaping the CPG landscape.