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Brookshire Brothers makes 4 top-level promotions
The Texas-based supermarket chain named a new CFO and chief operating officer as part of the executive shuffle.
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Publix did not overcharge customers, court rules
A judge dismissed a class-action lawsuit alleging the grocer’s point-of-sale system inaccurately weighed on-sale items.
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Walmart to test faster renovation process for Neighborhood Markets
The retailer intends to take several stores out of service for about a month for upgrades instead of doing construction in phases over a longer period.
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Meijer readies another grocery store
The company will soon open its fourth Meijer Grocery format and plans to add more locations.
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Amazon launches 1-hour, 3-hour delivery options
The offerings, now available in select cities and towns, feature a "supercenter" product assortment as the e-commerce giant battles competitors like Walmart.
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Grocers face state and federal lawmakers’ scrutiny over ‘surveillance’ pricing
A slew of recently introduced bills aim to restrict how retailers use consumer data to make pricing decisions and some would even ban electronic shelf labels.
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Ahold Delhaize appoints new head of private label
The company promoted Abby Cook to senior vice president of its new Own Brands division.
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Heritage Grocers names new CEO
The Hispanic grocery company has been without a CEO since last July, when Suzy Monford stepped down.
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Associated Wholesale Grocers adds dozens of private label items
More than two-thirds of the new additions are under the wholesaler’s household and general merchandise brand Simply Done.
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The Friday Checkout: Which competitor does Publix watch the closest?
Representatives from the grocer and data firm Dunnhumby say regional players shouldn't only monitor Walmart and discount retailers.
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USDA faces lawsuit challenging state SNAP waivers
The consumers behind the lawsuit claim that the food restrictions in their five states violate federal law and hurt both shoppers and retailers.
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H-E-B to build supermarket on former landfill site
The retailer will receive more than $20 million in incentives to help cover the cost of remediating the land in Buda, Texas, through an agreement with several government agencies.
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Dollar General to introduce new store format, pilot subscription program
The discount retailer reported Q4 net sales jumped nearly 6% year over year, with average basket size growing due to increased retail unit prices.
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Whole Foods to double UK footprint
The Amazon-owned specialty grocer is taking its Daily Shop format across the Atlantic as part of its plan to open six locations across London.
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Kroger plans to shutter 50 Little Clinics
The move to close around a quarter of its Little Clinics comes shortly after the company confirmed that it would close all of its clinic sites in Georgia.
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Barcode changes are coming. SmartLabel wants grocers to be ready.
The initiative that gives consumers detailed product information via QR codes is gearing up for a major shift in retail technology.
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UNFI’s net sales continue to dip, but executives see brighter days ahead
The company lowered its full-year sales forecast, but noted that its ongoing “value creation strategy” is delivering profitability growth and free cash flow ahead of projections.
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Target reduces prices on 3K products to draw in busy families
The seasonal price drops include a selection of baby products, as the retailer aims to attract a demographic it lost sight of.
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Ocado turns to store-based e-commerce fulfillment as it looks beyond Kroger
The technology company’s exclusive agreement with the grocer ended last year, and now it’s talking with U.S. retailers about its new scaled-down automated system.
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Publix to end mobile payment tool
The grocer is discontinuing Publix Pay, but its stores will continue to accept Apple Pay and Google Pay.
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Kroger and new CEO Greg Foran outline 5 growth priorities
E-commerce, pricing and store investments are some of the top areas of focus, the grocer’s top executives recently told investors.
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Mapping Grocery Outlet’s 36 store closures
After admitting it expanded too quickly, the discounter is shuttering three dozen stores. Here’s where they’re located.
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Meat sales rose in 2025 despite strong inflation
Robust interest by shoppers in consuming more protein represents a key opportunity to continue driving sales ahead, experts said at FMI’s annual meat conference.
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Tom Thumb continues to move into North Texas
The Albertsons banner has opened its third store in the area since December and has a fourth on the way.
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Costco ties digital personalization to $470M in sales growth
Personalized product recommendation carousels and modernized display pages are driving e-commerce sales and traffic, CFO Gary Millerchip said.
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