U.S. grocery unit sales falling, squeezing PepsiCo and food companies

Category: Markets

Published: 2026-07-16T12:40:55.000Z

A new analysis by Bain & Company reveals that U.S. grocery unit sales fell by 1.8% in June, marking a significant decline from the previous year. This trend indicates that rising prices are no longer enough to offset decreasing purchase volumes, putting pressure on food companies and retailers like Walmart and Kroger. Consumers are feeling the squeeze from higher food and gasoline costs, leading them to cut back on groceries, trade down to cheaper brands, and use coupons more frequently.

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