JULY 20, 2023

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Dollar General store violated federal law by attempting to stop union efforts, judge finds

The store, in Connecticut, must now take steps to improve the situation as Dollar General plans on appealing decision.

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Allyson Park named new chief communications officer at Walmart

Park departs the restaurant company Yum after less than a year.

Optimizing fulfillment is key to digital profits, say 89% of grocers

And over half also say they’re currently dissatisfied with their ecommerce fulfillment solutions, according to a new report.

San Francisco Walgreens locks up frozen goods to deter theft

Retailer says it wants to “improve our response to retail crime”.

Schnucks rolls out smart carts from Instacart

The company will offer the carts in select Schnucks St. Louis stores this summer, followed by a broader planned rollout later this year.

Relieving insecurity

A $75,000 grant from Ahold Delhaize USA’s Stop & Shop is making pilot program possible.

Summer is here

Conagra offers new single-serve meals, multi-serve meals, snacks, and appetizers.

Regional grocers will continue to face online challenges with Walmart

A new report indicates how local retailers can prepare to fight the superpower.

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A Walgreens store in San Francisco has gone to the extent of locking up its frozen foods because theft is a daily occurrence. Pizza and ice cream are the most common items stolen from the store every day. Is this measure of security too drastic?
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