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Technology

5 Things Online Grocery Shoppers Gravitate Toward

Understanding online grocery buyers' preferences and behaviors is key to keeping this loyalty-inclined cohort.

Retailers

Grocery Stores Saw More Job Losses in May

After a disappointing April, the U.S. economy added more than half a million jobs in May, but grocery stores saw another month of declines.

Technology

Farmstead Expands Grocery Refill Service

After a successful trial in San Francisco, the online grocer is expanding its Refill & Save grocery reorder service to all of its markets.

Retailers

Tools of the Trade: Walmart Is Giving 740,000 Associates a New Smartphone

Associates will get a new Samsung Galaxy smartphone that they can use with the also-new Me@Walmart app on the job to clock in, manage their schedules, get answers to customer questions and more.

Retailers

Retail Segment a Bright Spot for SpartanNash in Q1

The company lifts its forecast for the retail segment while lowering its projections for military sales.

Retailers

SpartanNash Q1 Retail Comps Slide in COVID Lap

Improvements in gross-profit margin point to progress against key initiatives, CEO Tony Sarsam says.

Retailers

Walmart Launches Its Own Beef Line, McClaren Farms

McClaren Farms is the first product line to come out of Walmart's push to develop an end-to-end beef supply chain.

Retailers

Giant Food Partners With P&G, Kellogg for Pride Month Celebrations

Beyond rolling out special offers, exclusive recipes and Kellogg's edible glitter-dusted Together With Pride cereal, Giant Food will make a $12,500 donation to benefit Can't Cancel Pride 2021.

Retailers

SpartanNash Confirms New Board Chairman

Shareholders of Grand Rapids, Mich.-based SpartanNash voted in Douglas Hacker as board chairman ahead of the company's first-quarter earnings release this week.

Fresh Food

5 Questions for Market Wagon's Nick Carter

Indianapolis-based Market Wagon is on a roll. Currently in 29 markets, the company aims to be delivering locally produced fruits and vegetables, meats, eggs, baked goods and more in 50 markets by the end of the year.

CPG

At Pop Up Grocer, the Goal Is New-Product Discovery, Minus the Clutter

The pop-up grocery-store concept highlights on-trend categories and emerging CPG brands that have been heavily promoted on social.

Retailers

Amazon Illegally Controls Seller Prices, D.C. Antitrust Suit Claims

Amazon's agreements with third-party sellers are at the center of a new antitrust lawsuit that could have implications for rival Walmart and other online retailers.

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