ICYMI: February's Top Stories

The most popular articles with SFA News Daily readers in February focused on the passing of a prominent industry figure, retailers considering operational changes, and food safety concerns. In case you missed it, the following were the top five most read stories in February:

1. Bob's Red Mill Founder Dies

Bob Moore, founder of Bob's Red Mill, passed away at the age of 94. Moore will be remembered for his larger-than-life personality, leadership and passion for whole grains, strong work ethic, and generosity, according to Bob’s Red Mill.

2. White House: Grocers Should Cut Prices

The Biden administration called for grocery chains to lower prices on goods as costs ease.

3. Target Considers Paid Membership Program

Target is contemplating the creation of a paid membership program akin to Amazon Prime or Walmart +, reported Bloomberg News, citing sources familiar with the matter.

4. Female-Founded Brand Wins Fairway Pitch Event

Female-founded snack company S’Noods won The Next Fairway Find pitch competition hosted by New York-based Fairway Market and Naturally New York, an organization that supports entrepreneurship and sustainability.

5. Salad, Cheese Recalled Over Listeria Concerns

Concerns of a listeria monocytogenes outbreak caused brands to recall their salad and cheese products along with various items made with affected ingredients, according to FDA.