Wakefern restructures its sales and marketing operations, impacting 79 jobs

The move will allow the grocery cooperative to take a “banner-driven approach” to customer communications, a company executive told Grocery Dive.

By Sam Silverstein • May 6, 2026

Ahold Delhaize President and CEO Frans Muller to retire

The company’s board nominated Thierry Garnier, who is currently CEO of a home improvement company, to step into the leadership role in April 2027.

By Peyton Bigora • Updated 3 hours ago

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Publix Executive Chairman Todd Jones to retire

Jones, who has worked for the Florida-based grocer since 1980, will remain with the company as chairman of the board.

By Sam Silverstein • May 5, 2026

Beyond Yellow Tags: How grocers are evolving from traditional discount strategies

In this four-part series, Grocery Dive examined how retailers are changing their pricing and promotional strategies to meet new consumer demands around value.

By Grocery Dive Staff • May 5, 2026

3 takeaways from Albertsons’ annual report

The grocer has become more reliant on pharmacy to drive its overall sales, while e-commerce sales growth has slowed and private label has rebounded.

By Catherine Douglas Moran , Sam Silverstein • May 5, 2026

Schnucks closing another small-format store

The Midwest grocer will close a Schnucks Fresh location in Jasper, Indiana, in mid-May as retailers continue to struggle with alternative formats.

By Jeff Wells • May 4, 2026

5 top grocery executive changes in April

The leadership changes included Market Basket naming a new president and Fresh Value appointing a new CEO.

By Grocery Dive Staff • May 4, 2026

Ingles Markets loses proxy fight over board seat

The grocer’s shareholders have elected Rory Held, a representative of investment firm Summer Road, to the company’s board of directors despite a vigorous effort by Ingles to defeat his nomination.

By Sam Silverstein • Updated April 30, 2026

Albertsons and its CEO face a ‘make or break’ 2026

One year into Susan Morris’s tenure atop the grocery chain, analysts say the chief executive has stabilized the business following its failed merger with Kroger but faces continuing challenges.

By Sam Silverstein • April 30, 2026

Fresh Thyme revamps loyalty program with new points system

The Midwestern specialty grocer will give shoppers 10 points per dollar spent, and perks like early access to weekly deals and sneak peeks at new products.

By Catherine Douglas Moran • April 30, 2026

Sprouts’ holds steady in Q1 with a focus on affordability

Following disappointing 2025 results, the specialty grocer is making selective price adjustments while continuing its ambitious growth plans.

By Peyton Bigora • April 30, 2026

Market Basket names new president

Chuck Casassa, a 50-year veteran of the New England supermarket chain, is being promoted from director of operations.

By Sam Silverstein , Jeff Wells • Updated April 30, 2026

Why one grocer looked to a cycling studio to drive foot traffic

A D&W Fresh Market store in Michigan co-hosted a fitness event with a nearby business to highlight “the link between fresh food and everyday routines.”

By Sam Silverstein • April 29, 2026

Ingles Markets’ real estate grabs attention in proxy fight

The regional grocer says activist investment firm Summer Road has a “total lack of understanding” of its real estate holdings.

By Sam Silverstein • April 28, 2026

Albertsons injects fresh retail media data into YouTube advertising

Advertisers using Google’s Display & Video 360 can now access over 175 purchase-based and custom brand audiences supplied by the retailer.

By Peter Adams • April 28, 2026

FMI condemns federal regulators’ overriding of Illinois swipe fee law

The trade group's CEO said it was “incredibly shortsighted” of banking regulators to obstruct the state and to prohibit other states from enacting similar interchange fee legislation.

By Peyton Bigora • April 28, 2026

Albertsons hit with BOGO deals lawsuit

Washington state alleges that the parent company of Safeway, Haggen and its namesake banner used the deals to overcharge consumers in over 3 million transactions covering more than five years.

By Catherine Douglas Moran • April 28, 2026

Fresh Value CEO Terry Stanley to step down

Stanley will be succeeded as chief executive of the Alabama-based supermarket chain by Shane Holliday.

By Sam Silverstein • April 27, 2026

Food Lion pulls back the curtain on its loyalty program

With over 1 million active and engaged customers in its MVP program, the Ahold Delhaize banner is dialing up personalization and looking to reward in-store and online shoppers.

By Catherine Douglas Moran , Peyton Bigora • April 27, 2026

Storied Northeast grocer Pathmark is poised to grow once again

A Long Island grocery store will become the first location under Allegiance Retail Services’ new Pathmark Daily small-format banner, which extends a once-formidable brand that the co-op acquired.

By Sam Silverstein • April 23, 2026

Maryland bans dynamic pricing

The legislation, which the governor signed on Tuesday, underwent significant revisions that some groups claim could limit its shopper protections.

By Catherine Douglas Moran • Updated April 29, 2026

Florida UNFI workers approve union contract, averting strike

Employees at a facility the grocery company runs in Pompano Beach, Florida, will receive a 31% wage increase over five years as part of the arrangement.

By Sam Silverstein • April 22, 2026

How surging gas prices are impacting grocers

“There’s a lot of alarmist headlines [about] what the impact can be on the consumer. But the consumer continues to be very resilient,” Walmart CFO John David Rainey said at a recent industry event.

By Sam Silverstein • April 22, 2026

BJ’s expands into Texas

The membership retailer is about to open a location east of Dallas and plans to soon debut three others in the state.

By Sam Silverstein • April 21, 2026

Market Basket CEO’s firing was valid, judge rules

The New England grocer ousted Arthur T. Demoulas last summer. A Delaware court said that his “imperious manner” justified the decision. 

By Catherine Douglas Moran • Updated April 21, 2026