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  • EDENS adds brands focusing on health, nutrition and personal style to Union Planters Plaza

    Fort Lauderdale, Fla. -- EDENS adds seven new retailers to its Union Planters Plaza located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. These openings follow the center's complete redevelopment which included the addition of a community green space.

  • Albertsons cooking up a strategy for growth

    A new project has the possibility of positioning Albertsons for greater growth as the company aims to expand by buying back some of the stores it unloaded last year as a result of a deal with Safeway.

    Albertsons has announced it has completed a $4.8 million renovation of the company's Culinary Kitchens & Technical Center in California. The project, which was in development before the Albertsons-Safeway merger was announced, came to fruition this month in a 33,000-square-foot facility in Dublin, Calif., near the company's Pleasanton corporate campus.

  • The logistics of a store remodel

    Store remodels can yield big results, according to Atlas Logistics, with a 7% to 10% increase in sales to existing customers.

    It’s recommended that a complete store remodel occur every five to seven years to keep things current. And such remodels can yield big results in terms of increasing sales, according to Atlas Logistics.

  • Falling gas prices no Grinch this Christmas

    A prolonged drop in gas prices is boosting hopes among retailers that consumers will spend more this holiday season.

    According to the latest Consumer Fuels Survey by the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS), more than one in four (26%) consumers expect to increase their spending this month, a seven-point jump over the past month and the highest percentage this year. Last November, only 21% of consumers expected to increase their spending, according to the survey.

  • Report: Albertsons looking to buy stores from Haggen

    The Seattle Times is reporting that, according to court documents filed last week, Albertsons is currently bidding on 36 of 95 stores being sold by the now-bankrupt Haggen. Albertsons had previously sold 146 stores to Haggen as part of its acquisition of Safeway. [Seattle Times]

  • Deliv loves New York

    Same-day delivery provider Deliv is strengthening its position in the important New York market.

    Deliv has acquired Zipments, a New York-based same-day delivery company. This gives Deliv more of a foothold and delivery density in New York City, one of the largest markets for same-day delivery in the country.

    Zipments services brands such as Trina Turk, on-demand companies such as Casper, Handy, and Plated, local merchants such as B&H, Murray's Cheese and Epicerie Boulud, as well as large corporate clients who need to send packages across town.

  • The democratization of technology

    Merriam Webster defines democratize as “to make (something) available to all people.” We are
    witnessing the democratization of technology as technology providers are able to put
    increasingly powerful solutions in the cloud, making industry-leading capabilities available to
    even the smallest retailers.

  • Veteran grocery merchandiser joins Meijer

    Meijer is adding a new senior leader to its merchandising organization with more than 30 years of grocery experience.

    Meijer has named Tod Pepin as the retailer’s senior VP of Foods.

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