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Retailers

Retailers Revise Gun Policies in Wake of Shootings

Walmart and Kroger said they would discourage open carry and urge lawmakers to pass "common sense" gun policy.

Fresh Food

1-on-1 With New NGA CEO Greg Ferrara

In WGB's September Endcap interview, the NGA's new leader talks about what's in store for grocery and the ethics that drive him.

Retailers

Southeastern Grocers Settles With EPA for $4.2 Million

By WGB Staff on Aug. 27, 2019

The Jacksonville, Fla.-based retailer and its subsidiaries have agreed to reduce emissions of potent ozone depleting gases from refrigeration equipment at 576 stores under a proposed settlement with the federal agency.

Retailers

NACDS Honors H-E-B for Political Engagement

By WGB Staff on Aug. 26, 2019

The trade group honored the San Antonio-based retailer during its Total Store Expo in Boston.

Wellness

FDA to Issue CBD Update This Fall: Will It Change Anything?

By Melissa Vonder Haar on Aug. 13, 2019

Analyst predicts announcement will be "the start of the process and not the conclusion."

Topics

FMI Pushes for USMCA Passage

By WGB Staff on Jul. 26, 2019

Leslie Sarasin and other industry leaders urge Congress to pass the trade agreement, saying it would support consumers and the U.S. economy.

Operations

Aligning Values With Those of Consumers

By Phil Lempert on Jul. 26, 2019

The Lempert Report: American consumers want to support companies that promote similar social, political and environmental values as them.

Retailers

Proposed SNAP Rule Could Cut Benefits to Millions

By WGB Staff on Jul. 23, 2019

The measure aims to close a loophole that allows unqualified parties to automatically enroll in the program.

Retailers

House Approves $15 Minimum Wage

By WGB Staff on Jul. 18, 2019

The move comes as several retailers and states have already adopted higher wages.

Fresh Food

Agriculture Secretary Tours California Avocado Grove

By WGB Staff on Jul. 18, 2019

Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue toured a California avocado grove as California Avocado Commission leadership spoke of labor and water management issues.

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