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Grocery Dive
Online Audio and Video Media
Washington, District of Columbia 12,774 followers
We provide business journalism and in-depth insight into the most impactful news and trends shaping the grocery industry
About us
Grocery Dive provides in-depth journalism and insight into the most impactful news and trends shaping grocery and food retailing. The daily email newsletter and website cover topics such as shopper behavior, omnichannel and e-commerce, delivery and pick-up, pricing and discounting, store formats, product layout, and more. Grocery Dive is a leading industry publication operated by Industry Dive. Our business journalists spark ideas and shape agendas for 13+ million decision-makers in the most competitive industries.
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- Online Audio and Video Media
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- 201-500 employees
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- Washington, District of Columbia
- Founded
- 2018
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Kroger and Albertsons Companies' journey to the courtroom has been fraught with legal delays as well as opposition from unions, lawmakers and government officials. The judge overseeing the proceeding in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon in Portland that begins today will determine whether to grant the Federal Trade Commission’s request to block the high-profile transaction on the grounds that it would be anticompetitive and harmful to workers. If the judge issues a preliminary injunction to stop the merger, that would pose a major — and potentially insurmountable — setback to Kroger and Albertsons. According to Kroger, if the companies had already been allowed to combine by that point, they would have together generated about $208 billion in sales for the year that ended Feb. 3. The stores and other assets tagged to go to C&S Wholesale Grocers, meanwhile, would have generated sales of around $21 billion, the grocer noted. #grocery #Kroger #Albertsons #merger #FTC #court #merger https://lnkd.in/eyCvvh3j
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Instacart's new money-saving features for consumers include personalized digital grocery circulars and a next-day delivery option with waived e-commerce fees for orders over $10. The company has also waived pickup fees on orders of $35 or more. #grocery #Instacart #delivery #pickup #deals #ecommerce #personalized https://lnkd.in/eaeQNiUW
Instacart expands consumer savings
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Walmart has long cultivated an image as a reliable source of low-priced groceries, but the retail giant’s latest move to bulk up on customer loyalty is centered around a distinctly different way people satisfy their hunger: fast food. The company’s tie-up with Burger King, announced Thursday, encourages shoppers enrolled in its Walmart+ membership program to fill up on Whoppers and fries — hardly the kind of nutrition that builds a healthy relationship between mealtime and wellbeing. #grocery #Walmart #BurgerKing #fastfood #health #loyalty #membershipprogram #nutrition #wellbeing https://lnkd.in/eS_qVs-n
The Friday Checkout: Walmart beats a path to fast food discounts
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The National Grocers Association and UNFI have released a guide on the FDA's new “Requirements for Additional Traceability Records for Certain Foods" rule which went into effect on Jan. 20, 2023, with a compliance date of Jan. 20, 2026. The “easy-to-follow resource” aims to help independent grocers and distributors with compliance, the NGA said. The step-by-step guide includes summaries, diagrams, tables and photos explaining the FDA’s 600-page rule. #grocery #NGA #UNFI #FDA #traceability #records #food #resource #guide #traceabilityrequirements https://lnkd.in/dS9KrggB
NGA, UNFI unveil FDA traceability guide
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When Simbe CEO Brad Bogolea was looking to take his career developing instrumentation for power companies in a new direction, he found inspiration in a universal frustration for consumers: walking into a grocery store to buy something and discovering that the item is out of stock. Today, about 1,000 of Simbe's Tally robots, which use AI-driven imaging tech known as computer vision to record and assess conditions in store aisles, are on duty in stores operated by a variety of retailers. In July, Simbe rolled out technology that enables grocers to remotely monitor their stores on mobile devices and desktop computers using images collected by Tally robots — expanding on Bogolea’s vision. Grocery Dive reporter Sam Silverstein chatted with Bogolea who reflected on Simbe’s mission of using robotics and AI to automate grocery store operations. #grocery #technology #AI #robots #Tally #Simbe #instoretechnology #computervision https://lnkd.in/dh_4jxng
Why Simbe Robotics thinks grocery stores are natural candidates for automation
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Join our expert team of journalists from Marketing Dive and Grocery Dive in September to learn more about retail media networks. During this live virtual event, we’ll discuss the new frontiers of retail media and hear from leading experts in the space. Sign up for this free event today: https://lnkd.in/geks-vyt #RetailMedia #DigitalAdvertising #Marketing
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With pumpkin spice season nearing, Target is gearing up with a variety of new seasonal grocery items. The retailer’s additions to its grocery aisles this fall will include more than 150 private label items and more than 500 new national brand items, Chief Commercial Officer Rick Gomez said on the retailer’s second-quarter earnings call Wednesday morning. #grocery #Target #privatelabel #seasonal #seasonalproducts #pumpkinspice #earnings #Q2 https://lnkd.in/gwrviwxg
Target to add more than 150 private brand grocery items to fall assortment
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