Supermarket/Grocery

Retailers are being hit hard by one of the worst labor shortages in recent history, with more retail workers leaving their jobs than employees in any other industry. 

A grocery titan is substantially expanding the size and capabilities of a major distribution center in Ohio.

A new survey indicates retailers that want to capture share of a growing e-commerce market should provide one key option.

Dollar General is making a major commitment to providing access to food resources in rural and underserved communities. 

Kroger is providing frontline associates with easily digested mobile training sessions during the course of their regular workday.

The newest supply chain technology at Ahold Delhaize USA seems like something out of a comic book, but addresses a very real employee issue.

As the COVID-19 pandemic forced many brick-and-mortar stores to close in 2020, U.S. e-commerce saw its highest year-over growth since 2002.

Retailers are being hit hard by one of the worst labor shortages in recent history.

Brand loyalty took a back seat to other factors among shoppers during COVID-19 and the trend is expected to continue.

A majority of consumers expect their shopping habits to be back to pre-pandemic levels by or before the end of this year.