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  • Ahold USA is going 100% cage-free by 2022

    Ahold USA is following a cue from other retail giants in announcing that its companies' private label shell eggs will be 100% cage-free by 2022.

    Ahold USA says its retail divisions – Stop & Shop, Giant Food of Landover, Giant Food Stores of Carlisle, Martin's and online grocer Peapod – now offer cage-free, free-range, organic, and traditional egg varieties for its customers.  Approximately 80% of all eggs sold among Ahold USA companies are sold as "Own Brands" or private label.

  • What categories capture mobile consumers?

    Shoppers on the go show distinct preferences in the types of products they engage with.

    According to a study of 10,000 U.S. websites across 24 categories by website/mobile analytics provider SimilarWeb, cosmetics sites such as Ulta (76% of online visits from mobile devices) and Sephora (69% mobile share), have helped the beauty and fitness sector achieve a market-leading 67.25% share of all its visits via mobile phones, in comparison to desktop visits.

  • Vineyard Vines to open NYC flagship as part of ongoing retail expansion

    A brand best known for its whimsical neckties and smiling pink whale logo is opening a flagship in the Big Apple.

    Vineyard Vines will open a 6,000-sq.-st. store in Grand Central Station. The company is also slated to open stores at Somerset Collection, Troy, Michigan, in early May, at Hyde Park in Tampa, Florida, in August, and at Stanford Town Center in mid-March and The Village of Corte Madera in mid-June (with the latter two locations in California).

  • Here's one reason why L Brands is hot

    Retailers of women’s intimiate apparel are poised to benefit from a shift in how millennials approach the bra-buying process.

    According to the 2015 Bra Journey Insights report from global information company the NPD Group, the way millennial women shop for and select bras differs significantly from the behavior of older generations.

  • Learning to love mobile in age of enterprise apps

    A disconnect between brick-and-mortar retailers and their mobile strategies could be hurting sales.

  • Online groceries are habit-forming

    Although not many consumers are currently shopping for groceries online, those who do are likely to be repeat customers.
     
    According to “The 2016 Online Grocery Shopper,” a survey of more than 500 U.S. online consumers from Toronto-based grocery technology provider Unata, 8% of consumers bought groceries via Internet in 2015.

    However, 93% of those shoppers said they are “likely” or “very likely” to buy groceries online in 2016.
     

  • Former Staples exec named VP at Wayfair.com

    Wayfair has named an e-commerce veteran from Staples to oversee supply chain and operations at the growing online retailer.

    Wayfair announced that Sharif Sleiman has joined the company as vice president of supply chain and operations.  

  • WinCo coming to Texas center

    Boise, Idaho-based discount grocer WinCo Foods will develop a new ground-up 82,077-sq.-ft. anchor store at Trinity Valley Shopping Center in Carrollton, Texas.

    The new WinCo will be developed at the site of a former Target anchor store at the center. Following the closure, the ownership of the center, Josey Trinity Mills Ltd., acquired the vacant building in October 2015. The site will be demolished starting around April 2016, and the newly developed WinCo is scheduled to open in early 2017.

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