Peyton Bigora is a staff reporter for Grocery Dive. She focuses on themes related to retail, e-commerce, and the food industry, covering topics such as food waste, corporate sustainability, and store management. Peyton's work has been featured in various publications including Restaurant Dive, Retail Dive, and Yahoo Finance.
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Peyton's coverage revolves around the grocery and retail industry, with a focus on product promotions, business developments, and sales & marketing activities. To effectively reach out to Peyton, consider offering insights into new product launches or promotional strategies within the grocery sector. Additionally, if you have information about store expansions or changes in loyalty programs within the industry, these may also be of interest to Peyton.
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Over the next two years, the specialty grocer will bring its small-format store concept to Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia.
By: Peyton Bigora
The new capability, which Meijer has already implemented, is the start of the food waste company's “major technical transformation,” CEO Jordan Schenck said.
Jason Ferreira’s appointment is part of the independent grocery co-op board’s succession development plan.
Amazon has refocused its grocery ambitions on what it does best: melding e-commerce with its membership program.
The specialty grocer confirmed it has signed a lease for the state’s inaugural store, which it plans to open in 2028.
Eighteen-year veteran Jamie Lancaster just left the grocer, marking at least the second senior-level leader to exit since Greg Foran became CEO.
By: Peyton Bigora
The Ahold Delhaize USA banner lowered prices on thousands of items just weeks after executives told investors it planned to speed up the chain’s price investment rollout.
The retailer is working to turn its grocery department “into a reason [shoppers] choose to come to Target,” its merchandising chief told investors.
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Abby Cook, the grocer’s newly appointed SVP of Own Brands, shares why the store brands continue to outpace the rest of its assortment in sales and volume.
