Dollar General hit with more penalties
 
Supermarket News Daily

MAY 26, 2023

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Tell us what you think ...

Happy Friday. Here are the results of this week's SN poll.

Dollar stores have the scale to pick up market share, even from a big gun grocer like Walmart, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The stores have a heavy concentration in the U.S. and are showing no signs of slowing in terms of expansion. 

We asked:

Are dollar stores about to move in on market share?

And you answered:
 
Yep, has been coming for awhile (64%)
No, they can't compete (35%)
Other (1%)

You also said:
Phil Hurst, store director at Tenuta's Food Lane
They’ve been in food forever. Their presence is being aided by companies playing to their audiences. My opinion. They will not give shelf space to low margin / competitive lines like Aldi is doing.

John Sickler
As a former Dollar General manager I witnessed customers using my store for odds and end things...stuff to tide families over until their weekly Walmart shopping.

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Have another thought? Weigh in on our LinkedIn poll  here, or email the SN staff at contactus@supermarketnews.com.   Have a great Memorial Day weekend!

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