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Will the new school snack proposal send kids running to supermarket and c-stores for their junk food fix? Possibly. Find out the USDA’s proposed rules here.

It's time supermarkets had a say in the Farm Bill. After all, it is the supermarket industry who hold a just-in-time view of what shoppers are, and are not, buying.

Food insecure adults have a much higher chance of being obese compared to food secure adults, according to a recent study from the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion at the CDC in Atlanta, Georgia.

Here's one of this year's top stories on The Lempert Report - how do shoppers respond to health interventions in the supermarket?

By placing kids first in the supermarket, shopping trips may become easier and more productive—and moms might be happier.

All kinds of steps are being taken within food institutions to keep people safe from food allergy accidents. How can supermarkets contribute?

The opening of company kitchens enables supermarkets to service nearby businesses in new ways.

Make room for the best your stores can be. Emphasize what people like most, and bring them front and center for a sharper presentation.

A group wants to force fast food franchises out of hospitals. How can supermarkets save the day?

Studies suggest that a family eating dinner together is less likely to have children with weight problems. Supermarkets can help families develop this routine by hosting family dinner nights.