JUNE 13, 2024

Thousands of Kroger-owned Food 4 Less workers could strike

Workers accuse the grocer of union-busting tactics and failure to bargain in good faith.

Grocery food inflation stays flat in May

Milk prices down, but other staples like meat and cereals continue to rise.

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Rite Aid now accepting SNAP payments online via Instacart

Instacart EBT payment program is now available to 96% of U.S. households that receive benefits.

Harps Food Stores partners with Grocery TV for retail media

Harps will add 145 stores to Grocery TV’s network.

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Food 4 Less workers in California could go on strike, food inflation inches upwards in May, and consumers are increasingly turning to convenience stores.

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Rite Aid CEO’s $20M salary causes ire among lenders

Jeffrey Stein’s pay package is one of the few remaining points of contention in bankruptcy negotiations.

Tell us what you think...

Grocery food inflation remained relatively flat in May, though some food staples trended upwards, according to the most recent Consumer Price Index Report released Wednesday. Are we going to see inflation continue to remain flat? Trend downwards?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments here, or email the SN staff at contactus@supermarketnews.com. Have a good rest of your week.

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