We know Millennials care about what they’re putting in their bodies and where it is coming from: a 2014 Ypulse monthly survey found that 62% of 13-34-year-olds say eating and drinking healthy is extremely important to them, and 68% say that a local label will make them more likely to buy a product.

We know Millennials care about what they’re putting in their bodies and where it is coming from: a 2014 Ypulse monthly survey found that 62% of 13-34-year-olds say eating and drinking healthy is extremely important to them, and 68% say that a local label will make them more likely to buy a product. But grocery stores hoping to attract and create relationships with Millennials need to know that it’s not just about products, but also “about authentic, real service.” Experts say listening to and connecting with the new generation of grocery shoppers will be a key factor in attracting them. For example, grocers could provide guidance for those young shoppers just learning how to cook. (Super Market News)