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MAY 5, 2023

Podcast: Owner of troubled Save A Lot store in Chicago says it 'all went sideways'

The owners at the site of a former Whole Foods say they're committed to working out issues with the neighborhood before opening.

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CVS posts strong Q1, but cuts 2023 forecast

Pharmacy retailer is taking its foot off the gas following major acquisitions.

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Kroger will now end weekly ad mailers for all brands

The shift will go into effect for all stores this year.

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Aldi continues growth strategy with 120 stores in 2023

The grocer plans to open 35 stores in the first quarter alone.

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Hy-Vee returns employee benefit

Retailer says fraud was the reason a 10% discount was paused.

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Giant opens new e-commerce fulfillment center in Virginia

The 82,000-square-foot facility will feature the company's latest batch-picking software.

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Sprouts partners with Instacart to launch new retail media network

The grocer is leveraging Instacart's 'Carrot Ads' feature.

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Former Albertsons employee files class action lawsuit over data breach affecting 33,000

The Boise, Idaho-based grocer failed to notify employees until five months after the breach was discovered.

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Happy Friday.

The USDA recently said it was looking into changes that would restrict the amount of salmonella bacteria
in breaded stuffed raw chicken products — which could further restrict the frozen chicken products that supermarkets would be allowed to sell. But some groups say the change is not based on science or data and it’s a bad idea. In our most recent poll, we asked:

We asked:

Should the USDA further restrict the amount of salmonella bacteria in breaded stuffed raw chicken products?

And you answered:
Yes, this is about safety (73%)
No, it's a bunch of hooey (24%)
Other (3%)
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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 weekend.

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