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    Albertsons expands board, names first executive chair

    Meg Whitman will serve in the newly created role as well as act as an advisor to CEO Susan Morris and the rest of the company’s C-suite.

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    UNFI names new leader of conventional fresh business

    The distributor has unified several parts of its fresh operations under Jody Barrick’s successor.

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    PepsiCo puts fresh foods in focus as consumers move away from processed snacks

    The CPG giant is taking aim at the fast-growing $271 billion store perimeter with healthier fare such as guacamole, hummus and gazpacho.

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    USDA takes new SNAP waiver approach following court ruling

    After a federal district court judge vacated SNAP food purchasing restrictions in five states, the federal government wants public comments.

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    UNFI’s natural sales rise as conventional segment declines

    The grocery distributor saw a net sales decline of about 1% during its latest quarter but remains on track to return to growth in 2027, its CEO said.

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    What is Sprouts’ next CEO inheriting?

    Nick Konat will soon helm a specialty grocer juggling multiple priorities, from improving financial results to revamping value messaging and opening dozens of stores.

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    Kroger taps Walmart tech veteran as store operations chief

    Mark Ibbotson, who helped lead the rollout of Walmart’s e-commerce platform, is the latest C-suite appointment for the supermarket chain.

    Updated Sept. 2, 2026
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    Walmart shoppers can now get Dunkin’ delivered alongside orders

    The service follows a similar announcement with Subway as the retailer aims to become a contender in the restaurant delivery space.

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    Pardon the Disruption: Is grocery’s loyalty boom swaying price-sensitive shoppers?

    Retailers across the industry have made significant changes to their loyalty programs. But there’s more work to be done to connect with value-seeking consumers.

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    Hannaford brings back seasonal in-store farm stands

    The grocer is partnering with more than 125 local food producers to source fruits and vegetables for the displays.

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    The Friday Checkout: Erewhon presses ahead with its promise of a ‘radiant lifestyle’

    The luxury California grocer famous for $30 packs of ice cubes just opened its 14th location and is developing two more.

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    Dollar stores benefit as shoppers remain under pressure

    Dollar General and Dollar Tree both saw strong consumable product sales growth during their latest quarters.

    Updated Sept. 8, 2026
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    SNAP bans led to 12% decline in soda purchases

    Recipients didn’t buy more sugary drinks with their own dollars, bucking a common theory held across the food industry, a new academic study found. 

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    Sprouts names its next CEO

    Nick Konat, the grocer’s president and chief operating officer, will take over the top role after current chief executive Jack Sinclair steps down on Jan. 4, 2027.

    Updated Sept. 1, 2026
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    8 top grocery executive changes in August

    Albertsons brought on a chief marketing officer, while Trader Joe’s appointed a new head of tech.

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    Younger shoppers are driving private label adoption, report finds

    Gen Z and millennials have played a key role in store brand sales growing faster than name brands, according to Spins.

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    Erewhon opens first location outside Los Angeles County

    The luxury grocer recently opened a store in Thousand Oaks, California, as it looks to expand its geographic reach.

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    50 years of Aldi in the US: A timeline

    The discounter opened its first stateside store in Iowa in 1976. Here’s a look at key moves by the company over the past half-century.

    Updated Sept. 1, 2026
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    Trader Joe’s names new chief information officer

    Prabash Coswatte joined the specialty grocer from Heritage Grocers Group, where he served as chief operating officer.

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    Kroger amplifies wellness focus with in-store events and ‘mini-fests’

    The grocery company plans to host activities at participating stores throughout September.

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    Albertsons offers higher fuel savings through deal with Chevron

    Under an arrangement between the grocer and the fuel company, shoppers can apply rewards from both companies’ loyalty programs toward gas purchases.

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    Heritage Grocers announces 7 executive appointments

    The Hispanic grocery company looked internally and externally to hire key leaders, including a chief people officer, chief information officer and chief merchandising officer.

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    Dollar stores grow sales as grocers grapple with weak results

    Dollar General and Dollar Tree both recorded comparable-store sales increases of more than 3% during their latest quarters.

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    The Friday Checkout: Why did Walmart take so long to adopt tap-to-pay?

    The nation’s biggest retailer is finally embracing the technology behind widely popular payment methods like Apple Pay after years of rejecting it.

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    Festival Foods names chief operating officer

    Adam Whitney takes over the key role after a short stint as the Wisconsin-based grocer’s chief merchant.