Grocery retail is still a safe betThe United States saw a surge in grocery expansion in 2018. Across the nation, grocery openings were up 29.4% from the year prior with 17 million sq. ft. of new grocery space. Food Lion in $40 million remodel programFood Lion is updating its stores in the Charlottesville/Harrisonburg, Virginia area. Survey: How popular is online grocery delivery? An increasing number of retailers are offering some form of online grocery delivery, but are customers responding? Ahold applies fresh technology to supply chain Ahold Delhaize USA seeks to provide the freshest produce possible with a little help from artificial intelligence (AI). Food Lion in new store remodeling initiative Food Lion is making a $158 million capital investment in its supermarkets in South Carolina. Retail Leaders Doubling Down on Brick-and-Mortar–For Good Reason The future of retail lies in its past: brick-and-mortar stores. And the future is as bright as ever. Giant Food Stores to expand its new urban concept The supermarket company announced plans to open three more locations of its smaller-sized urban format, Giant Heirloom Market, in Philadelphia in 2019. Giant/Martin’s sees big potential in same-day delivery Giant/Martin’s is piloting same-day grocery delivery with a little help from crowdsourced delivery provider Deliv. Giant Food Stores debuts new concept for online delivery Giant Food Stores is using a new brick-and-mortar concept to expand its digital strategy with the opening of an innovative e-commerce hub. Supermarket giant undertaking one of largest in-store robot rollouts in U.S. Ahold Delhaize is bringing “Marty,” a robot with googly eyes, to more stores — some 500 to be specific. Survey: The top U.S. grocery retailers are… Trader Joe’s reigns supreme with consumers for the second year in a row. Sears gets last-minute buyout bid from Lampert Sears Holdings Corp. won a reprieve from liquidation after its chairman submitted an eleventh hour offer to buy the bankrupt chain. First Previous 8 9 10 11 12 Next Last