Stew Leonard's throws a no-tariffs party

The northeast retailer will hold tequila and margarita tastings to celebrate the Trump administration's decision not to levy the 5% charge on Mexican imports.

By Jeff Wells • June 10, 2019

Millennials outspent others on food in Q1, report says

Low unemployment is giving the group confidence to spend more on food and beverages compared to seniors, but shoppers across demographics are still trying to save money. 

By Lauren Manning • June 7, 2019

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Where's the plant-based beef? Grocers uncertain about Beyond Meat placement

While the company wants to compete directly with real meat, some retailers argue that the product is better suited for the frozen food aisle or vegan protein section. 

By Jessica Dumont • June 7, 2019

Walmart begins in-home delivery in 3 cities

The company launched the membership program Tuesday in Kansas City, Missouri; Pittsburgh; and Vero Beach, Florida, for an introductory price of $19.95 a month. 

By Jeff Wells • Updated Oct. 15, 2019

Walmart CEO backs higher federal minimum wage

"$7.25 is too low," Doug McMillon said in remarks delivered at the company's annual shareholder meeting Wednesday.

By Ryan Golden • June 7, 2019

UNFI beats earnings expectations as Supervalu integration continues

The distributor benefited from higher inflation, but its core business remains challenged by the competitive pressures and shifting consumer tastes its retail customers face.

By Jeff Wells • June 6, 2019

Dierbergs brings CBD to store shelves

The Missouri-based grocer has added at least 35 products containing the popular compound at all 25 of its grocery store locations

By Jennifer Sweeney • June 6, 2019

Sprouts to hire for 1,500 positions nationwide

The one-day push, which takes place June 11, aims to fill a variety of roles in stores throughout the country.

By Jennifer Sweeney • June 5, 2019

Walmart expands $1 a day degree program

Now open to high school students, the program adds tech credentials and additional universities as partners.

By Hallie Busta • June 5, 2019

Walmart hires new leader for Store No. 8

The incoming head of the retail giant's tech incubator, Scott Eckert, hails from the investment giant Bain Capital's VC arm.

By Ben Unglesbee • June 4, 2019

Former Ahold CEO joins Deliv's board of directors

James McCann serves as an advisor and investor to several other grocery tech platforms, including Jyve and Takeoff Technologies.

By Lauren Manning • June 4, 2019

Grocery industry braces for more Trump tariffs

Trade groups say the administration's proposed tariffs could hurt American food companies and increase costs for shoppers. 

By Jessica Dumont • June 4, 2019

Costco touts its low shrink

The club retailer sees far less theft than its rivals due to its tightly controlled store layout and membership model. 

By Lauren Manning • June 3, 2019

Trader Joe's will open its first 2020 store in NYC's East Village

The location will be the chain's ninth store in the city and its second storefront on busy 14th Street.

By Jessica Dumont • Updated Jan. 2, 2020

Walmart launches 'Fast Lane' checkout

The technology is being introduced at an urban prototype store in Toronto, which will also feature an upgraded grocery offering and extended aisles.

By Jessica Dumont • May 31, 2019

The Fresh Market upgrades to prime pork

The offering includes chops, tenderloins, ribs and roasts and will be available at the butcher counters of all 161 locations in 22 states. 

By Lauren Manning • May 31, 2019

Costco again 'rising to the retail challenge'

Numbers are up across the board for the company, and not even tariffs are dampening analysts' enthusiasm for one of the most consistent players in retail.

By Ben Unglesbee • May 31, 2019

Walmart sues poultry companies for price fixing

The complaint alleges that Pilgrim's Pride, Koch Foods and 28 other producers intentionally limited flock sizes and conspired to drive up wholesale prices.

By Lauren Manning • May 30, 2019

California expands food assistance

The increase in the Golden State's CalFresh enrollment could mean increased revenue for retailers, from big box stores to local specialty shops.

By Jennifer Sweeney • May 30, 2019

Dollar store profits bounce back in Q1, but tariffs are a wildcard

Dollar General and Dollar Tree reported gains as they tinkered with stores and assortments, but management projections don't account for proposed duties. 

By Ben Unglesbee • May 30, 2019

Peapod links up with food writer Mark Bittman

The partnership includes shoppable recipes from Bittman's new cookbook and a Vietnamese-inspired meal kit.

By Lauren Manning • May 29, 2019

Kroger makes health investments for customers and employees

A new partnership will offer Harris Teeter employees in Charlotte, North Carolina, access to primary care services while Roundy's Supermarkets will get new health screening kiosks in the Midwest.

By Jennifer Sweeney • May 29, 2019

Wegmans and other grocers scale back on-site childcare

Wegmans reports declining demand for its Wkids centers and will instead encourage parents to take advantage of family-focused programming, from movie nights to cooking classes. 

By Jessica Dumont • May 29, 2019

Walmart names Amazon, Microsoft veteran as CTO

Suresh Kumar held various positions overseeing Amazon's retail systems technology and most recently led display, video, app ads and analytics at Google.

By Samantha Schwartz • May 28, 2019

BJ's sets its sights on grocery

After shifts to health and beauty, the retailer's CEO Christopher Baldwin said during an earnings call that it plans to double down on the segment, particularly perishable goods. 

By Lauren Manning • May 24, 2019