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Greg Lindenberg

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Greg Lindenberg has been writing about the convenience-store, gas-station and petroleum industries for more than a quarter of a century. He primarily covers breaking news for CSP Daily News and the corporate and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) beats for CSP.

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Retail Foodservice

New York requiring ID to purchase whipped cream

The newly enforced state law seeks to prevent the abuse of cans as "whippets" by prohibiting their sale to customers under 21.

Technology

7-Eleven Acquires Delivery Service Skipcart

The acquisition will give the convenience-store giant access to a major network of delivery drivers for grocery, c-store and restaurant channels.

Retailers

7-Eleven Lays Off Nearly 900

The Speedway integration leads to operational, field, support staff consolidation, the retailer confirms.

Nonfood

FDA Hits Pause on Juul Ban

In a tweet, the FDA wrote: "The agency has determined that there are scientific issues unique to the Juul application that warrant additional review."

Retailers

Foxtrot Taps Former Taco Bell Exec as President, CFO

Liz Williams will oversee operations, finance, growth teams and more as the retailer works to open 50 stores in the next two years.

Retailers

New Format From Casey’s Fills a Grocery Need in Iowa Town

Located in the Drake neighborhood of Des Moines—“a bit of a food desert”—the 3,380-square-foot convenience store does not sell fuel; instead, it focuses on the company’s food and beverage offerings.

Retailers

Foxtrot to Double Its Presence in Washington, D.C., Region

The hybrid retailer, known for its cafe-style foods, focus on local and quick delivery, plans to open four new stores before the end of this year within the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia area. It will also open its first storefront in Maryland.

Retailers

Biden Calls Limiting Pain at the Pump 'Critical'

The president said his administration is "using every tool at their disposal to protect American families and businesses from rising prices at the gas pump."

Retailers

More Than 400 Family Dollar Stores Closed After Recall

The voluntary product recall and temporary store closure announcement came after an FDA inspection of an Arkansas distribution facility found a rodent infestation and other unsanitary conditions.

Retailers

Foxtrot to Waltz Into New Markets With $100M in Fresh Funding

The Chicago-based urban corner market and cafe raised $100 million in a Series C funding round and plans to open 25 stores in 2022.

Retailers

Dollar Tree Decries Activist Investor's Call to Replace Board

Chesapeake, Va.-based discounter says Mantle Ridge LP has offered "no ideas or plans to improve on our business or operations."

Retailers

FTC Orders Walmart, Kroger to Shed Light on Supply Chain Disruptions

Agency asks Amazon and others to turn over information to help determine causes of empty shelves, price increases.

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