Low-carbon beef: Is a greener cut worth the extra buck?

Research shows consumers are willing to pay more for steaks that help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

ASU agribusiness professor receives highest honor from IAAE

Ashok Mishra's lifetime contributions to agricultural economics were recognized at the International Association of Agricultural Economists' global conference in India.

FTC investigates high grocery prices

As the Federal Trade Commission investigates the reasons behind high prices reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, an ASU agribusiness expert sheds light on price inflation at grocery stores.

Giving begets gain when grocers share still-good perishables

ASU research shows that food retailers who donate perishable items to food banks significantly increase their profit margins.

Department of Agriculture awards ASU over $3 million in grants for agribusiness research

Morrison School of Agribusiness faculty received five grants to advance agriculture and food supply chain research.

Best credit card for groceries

ASU expert discusses the benefits of credit card rewards programs for groceries and travel.

Study finds US households, especially in rural areas, increasingly shop at dollar stores for food

An agribusiness expert explains the role dollar stores play in US communities.

Sustainable labeling — and information — stimulate a higher willingness to pay among coffee drinkers

Are consumers willing to pay more for sustainably grown coffee? And if so, why? New research found that people's motivations for being willing to pay more were mixed, but buying a sustainable product because it makes them feel good about themselves was the surprise front-runner.

High cost of food has shoppers changing their spending habits

What many are stocking up on at the grocery store looks a lot different these days.

Are dollar stores the villains they've been made out to be?

As more and more of the stores open, it's important to understand their impact on diets and local economies — and also the unique position they are in to help solve problems in our food systems.