Sam Silverstein is a reporter at Grocery Dive. He focuses on themes such as retail, e-commerce, and business economics, with particular attention to store management, retail analytics, and consumer behavior. Sam's work has been featured in notable publications including Payments Dive, Yahoo Finance, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Sam's article titles indicate a focus on grocery, retail, and the food industry. The coverage attributes show that Sam often references press releases and cites data in his articles.
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More than 6.5 million households stopped buying salad mixes and kits during the month that ended July 26, according to Numerator.
The Italian specialty grocer plans to open a store in King of Prussia in late 2027, marking its first location in the state.
By: Sam Silverstein, Catherine Douglas Moran
The company plans to close 60 underperforming stores by the end of 2026 as it refocuses on its core business and high-return opportunities.
Bryan Palbaum, the company’s current president and chief operations officer, will take over as chairman and CEO when Bane retires on July 2.
Food-at-home prices rose in August at a 2.7% annual clip, stoked by steep increases in the cost of beef, eggs, coffee and produce.
The specialty grocer plans to offer the palm recognition and payment system at all of its more than 500 stores by the end of 2023, Amazon announced in a blog post on Thursday.
The retail cooperative is conducting the test in conjunction with Israeli computer vision startup Trigo, which is making its U.S. debut with the partnership.
By: Sam Silverstein
Access to the long-awaited conventional supermarket in California will initially be limited to invited customers, with an opening to the public set for an unannounced date.
Technologies like self-checkout and ordering kiosks are offering relief to grocers unable to hire enough workers to handle essential functions.
The retailer served up the commercial launch of Grabango's checkout-free technology at a GetGo Cafe+Market convenience store in Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
