JUNE 22, 2023

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The SN News Quiz: Prepared foods are still going strong

Here are the results of last week’s recent three-question quiz.

Another Amazon Go, this time in Seattle, has closed

Three stores in the city have now closed, and other planned openings across the U.S. still delayed for Amazon.

Grocery stores in NYC fight facial recognition software bill

While the technology is said to reduce shoplifting, politicians are trying to make it obsolete.

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Metro grocery workers in Toronto area ready to strike

Largest Canadian union wants higher pay, among other benefits.

Amazon, Walmart best positioned for the future of grocery retail: report

The industry is projected to more than double by 2053, a new report says.

Price Chopper, Tops expand omnichannel networks via Instacart partnership

Both will launch new online retail media networks powered by Instacart’s Carrot Ads.

5 things top news: Kroger faces more merger opposition and a poor Q1

The top stories of the week ending June 16.

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The New York City Council is reviewing a bill that would ban facial recognition software to retailers. But retailers believe it is a valuable tool to help prevent theft. Politicians say the technology does not properly identify the perpetrators, especially if they are minorities. What do you think? Should the software be banned?
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