APRIL 20, 2023

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

78% of women identify as the primary household shopper

Over half of female consumers make final product selections in male-centric categories.

Metro sales were on the rise in Q2

Online food sales led the charge as company gets ready to open its loyalty program.

BJ’s Wholesale Club releases first ESG report

Report represents how company has served members, team members and communities.

Kroger now accepts EBT payment for SNAP online grocery orders

EBT payments are now enabled for digital orders in the Mid-Atlantic.

Starting the day with value

Consumers continue to source morning day-part solutions for breakfast.

A big Circle K

With the acquisition of Big Red Stores by Circle K's parent company, rebranding work is now underway.

Loblaw president Galen Weston steps down, new CEO named

Weston will stay on as board chair, but some believe he was not the right face of the company.

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Loblaw President Galen Weston is stepping down in an attempt to figure out his natural role as a controlling shareholder. Some in the industry believe Weston, whose family is worth almost $9 billion, is not the right face for the company during this time of inflation hardship.
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Do you think Weston resigned because he could not relate to the average family, or is it due to another reason? Let us know in the comments here or email SN Executive Editor Chloe Riley at chloe.riley@informa.com.

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