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Vallarta Supermarkets Brings Full-Service Latino Offering to New Site

The new unit in Madera, Calif., is the 51st for the family-run Hispanic retailer, which is planning another new store next month in Indio, Calif.

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4 Ways to Keep Grocery Stores Clean, Safe and Moving Forward

This year, the essential nature of grocery stores has become vividly apparent.

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Are Dark Stores the Future of Post-Pandemic Grocery?

By Andy Frye on Sep. 08, 2020

The surge in online orders spurs demand for on-the-fly fulfillment centers.

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Schnucks Expands With 3rd Location in Columbia, Mo.

By WGB Staff on Sep. 08, 2020

New store expected to open in spring 2021 after the successful launch of EatWell in the city.

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Expanding Walmart, Aldi Crowd a Fragmented Long Island Market

By Jon Springer on Sep. 02, 2020

Long Island continues to see influence of price players in grocery as a Farmingdale, N.Y., Walmart expands, and Aldi builds in North Babylon.

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Inside Kroger’s Massive New Atlanta Store

By Jon Springer on Aug. 18, 2020

The $25 million, 114,000-square-foot unit in Embry Village doubles the size of its predecessor and embraces the diverse makeup of its community.

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How Thermal Sensing Will Play a Central Role in the Retail Reset

By Taylor Miller and Jesse Cooper on Aug. 14, 2020

As COVID restrictions ease, retailers need to look to store resets with reduced liability and increased safety in mind, the authors say.

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Weis Markets Begins ‘Complete Makeover’ of 3 Stores in Frederick, Md.

By WGB Staff on Aug. 03, 2020

The retailer expects the projects—including a store-within-a-store offering a variety of organic and natural products at two of the stores—to be completed this fall.

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Has the Food Desert War Been Lost?

By Phil Lempert on Jul. 24, 2020

The Lempert Report: Boarded-up supermarkets due to recent looting and protests raises questions about how long it will take to rebuild and, ultimately, the availability of food.

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New Food Regulations Could Change the Supply Chain

By Phil Lempert on Jul. 23, 2020

The Lempert Report: Expect upgrades and innovation in the months and years to come.

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