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  • Stop & Shop to turn food waste into energy

    Quincy, Mass. -- Stop & Shop has broken ground on the company’s first anaerobic digester at its distribution center in Freetown, Massachusetts. The state-of-the-art digester will turn food scraps into clean energy.

    As part of its sustainability efforts, Stop & Shop plans to donate and divert as much food waste and unsold food as possible to regional food banks and farms. But food that cannot be donated will be sent to the digester. The supermarket retailer has set a long-term goal to divert 90% of waste going to landfills.

  • North Face enhancing in-store experience with virtual reality

    New York -- Outdoor apparel, equipment and footwear retailer The North Face has collaborated with Jaunt, which provides virtual reality (VF) hardware and software, on an immersive VR in-store experience designed to boost customers’ connection to the outdoors.

    The attraction arrived in select North Face locations beginning in March in Chicago, and is now being rolled out to the company’s store in Manhattan. It transports viewers to Yosemite National Park and Moab, Utah, alongside North Face global athletes Cedar Wright and Sam Elias.

  • Chuck E. Cheese rolling out EnTouch energy management solution to over 300 units

    Richardson, Texas -- EnTouch Controls announced that Chuck E. Cheese’s has ramped up its commitment to EnTouch 360° as its official energy management solution for corporate stores in North America.

    Chuck E. Cheese’s store environment includes a playground and a host of video games for teens and adults. The energy costs for these video games, along with the energy needed to maintain comfortable temperatures for patrons, quickly adds up.

  • ECRM/Retailing Today Supplier Showcase: Loco Brands

    Gene Operle, Regional Sales Manager for Hallandale Beach, Fla.-based Loco Brands, participated in ECRM’s recent Snack & Dry Grocery Event in Jacksonville, Fla.

  • JCPenney growing its Sephora presence

    JCPenney Co. Inc. is expanding its in-store partnership with Sephora by adding the beauty retailer to more stores.

  • Lowe's introduces 3D printing at Orchard Supply

    Lowe's Innovation Labs has come up with a way to allow shoppers to customize every knob, door and handle in their home. 

  • Retail veteran named Bartell Drugs CEO

    A 30-year veteran of REI has been named as the new CEO of Bartell Drugs.   
  • Big ski season lifts Big 5 Sporting Goods

    The cold hard winter may have been taxing for some but it was certainly profitable for Big 5 Sporting Goods Corp., which reported an increase in profit in the first quarter.

  • Celebrate Mother's Day with Whole Foods delivery

    Whole Foods Market and Instacart are partnering to make it more convenient to show Mom how much you love her this Mother’s Day.

  • Kroger's SoCal stores ask shoppers to give

    The Food 4 Less and Ralph’s divisions of Kroger Co. are asking shoppers in the Southern California area to support the Special Olympics.

    The 2015 Special Olympics World Games are coming to Los Angeles this summer, and Ralphs customers and associates can show their support of Special Olympics through the supermarket chain's nonprofit arm, The Ralphs Fund, by donating their spare change in collection canisters located at the checkstands in their neighborhood Ralphs supermarket.

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