The Stockout

Cartograh and TRAC Intermodal CEOs to be featured next week.

Carriers expect muted peak season with few spot opportunities.

GLP-1 drug use and wariness of ultraprocessed foods could hit sales.

FTC complaint highlights challenges that sellers face on the largest e-commerce platform.

Comments from Amazon merchandising expert add context to nuanced issue.

Pricing strategies advance as companies model changes in consumer behavior.

Smucker’s Twinkie defense points to recent growth in indulgent snacking.

The Stockout content breadth expands to include both CPG and retail logistics coverage.

Packaged coffee is an exception to sticky prices where consumers are benefiting from lower commodity costs.

Big-box sellers report healthier-than-expected consumers and stress high in-stock rates.

Numerous acquisitions the past several years bolstered logistics firm’s end-to-end capabilities.

Conagra says consumers are buying less while J.B. Hunt highlights lack of seasonal uptick.

British Columbia port workers’ strike ongoing and UPS Teamsters threatening to strike at month’s end.

New regulations could force CPGs to revise product formulas to eliminate common ingredients.

A proposed revision to FTC regulations would make canceling subscriptions as easy as signing up.

Upcoming revisions are likely to impact CPG ingredients, packaging and labeling.

Amid lower commodity costs, retail CPG prices should stick, leading to margin recovery.

Some supply chain issues remain, but moderating inflation helps margins recover.

Startups aim to help CPGs achieve clean labels while governments revise health regulations.

Production of palm oil, a common CPG ingredient, is associated with deforestation and human rights abuses.