AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Choices: U.S. seafood consumption fell for a second straight year, to 18.4 pounds per person in 2024 from 19.1 in 2023. Shrimp and salmon use declined, while canned tuna and Alaska pollock edged up as shoppers prioritized value and variety. Smart Products: A consumer study found 74% would be much less likely to buy from a brand after one failed smart feature, underscoring that reliability and durability matter more than added tech. Pricing Rules: New state laws are tightening restrictions on personalized pricing and requiring more advertised prices to include mandatory fees, as affordability stays in focus. Household Costs: U.S. consumer prices rose 2.8% in October, while Washington ranked third among states most burdened by grocery costs. Product Safety: Whole Foods recalled its ashwagandha product, adding to recent consumer concerns over recalls and ingredient safety. Trade Costs: The U.S. reshuffled Canadian goods subject to 50% tariffs, adding 100 products and removing 22—including some foods, soaps and household goods.
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