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The number of units sold declined nearly 2% year over year in June, according to an analysis from Bain & Company and NielsenIQ.
Customers purchased fewer pounds of fresh and processed proteins, including beef, bacon and lamb, in June as prices continued to rise.
By: Sam Silverstein
“Our biggest leakage is to the big players — to Walmart, Amazon and to some degree Aldi,” CEO Susan Morris said during an earnings call.
Shopper pullback has outpaced pricing growth and inflation, according to an analysis from Bain & Company and NielsenIQ.
The grocer's sales are under pressure, but the company is making progress on key fronts as it pursues a turnaround, its CEO told investors.
The grocery company reduced the cost of products including fresh meat and produce at supermarket chains it runs across the Midwest.
By: Sam Silverstein
The grocer is the first retailer in the state to let participants in the federal nutrition program use their benefits for delivery or pickup orders.
By: Sam Silverstein
Retailers are facing uncertainty as states impose bans on dynamic pricing and the FTC directs attention to the issue.
Customers purchased fewer pounds of fresh and processed proteins, including beef, bacon and lamb, in June as prices continued to rise.
By: Sam Silverstein
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