Shoppers are spending and ordering less
 
Supermarket News Daily

OCTOBER 11, 2023

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September online grocery sales down 3% year-over-year to $7.5B

Sales dip driven by lower average order values and lowest order frequency rate since pre-COVID.

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Targets in Maine push new self-checkout standards

Shoppers will now have to keep basket size to 10 items or less.

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Hannaford launches seafood guide in multiple languages

The guide is available in six languages.

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Seafood sales are sluggish despite improving economy

Cost-conscious consumers are pulling back when it comes to buying fish, etc.

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Here’s 4 plant-based foods you’ll want in your store

The category may be down, but it’s not out for the count.

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Walmart names former Shipt exec Rina Hurst as vice president of Walmart GoLocal

Hurst joins Walmart from Shipt, where she served as chief business officer.

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Piggly Wiggly could see big growth again in Texas

The C&S deal, combined with efforts of an independent grocer may be driving a resurgence in the state.

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