Connor Perrett is a marketer and freelance journalist, with previous experience reporting and editing for publications such as Retail Leader and Teen Vogue. His writing covers a range of topics including retail, technology, and pop culture. Connor's work has also been featured in Insider, Business Insider, and other publications.
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Connor's coverage predominantly focuses on reporting press releases and private sector announcements in the retail, supermarkets, convenience stores, e-commerce, and business expansion sectors. He shows interest in product promotions as well.
If you have news about new store openings, acquisitions within the retail industry or major changes in supermarket operations or products sold online that are beneficial to consumers while being environmentally friendly, Connor might find it interesting for his coverage.
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The grocer says it will phase out the use of plastic bags at its stores by the end of this year.
By: Connor Perrett
EnsembleIQ, the parent company and publisher of Retail Leader, has introduced two groups aimed at expanding opportunities that power business growth across industries.
The five stores were locally owned and operated as DeliMart. They closed in March and will reopen as Casey’s.
Walmart’s store in Chesapeake, Virginia, will reopen to shoppers this month. The redesigned store includes an outdoor memorial space to honor victims.
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The grocer has added new mustards and several types of canned seafood to its private-label brand.
The grocer had more than $77 million in net sales during its 2022 fiscal year, up from about 72 million in 2021.
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Petras is bigger than ever, albeit smaller than what might have previously constituted the pop star label.
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