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Panic Buying Triggers New Reality for Grocery Supply Chains

Need for supplier collaboration heightened amid chaos

Spirits maker offers hand sanitizer help

How one of America's hottest beverage brands shifted gears to help a Dallas hospital

Sysco CEO vows to support America’s grocers

Top foodservice distributor in major pivot

Costco makes $1 billion e-commerce acquisition

Deal improves home delivery of big ticket items

California grocers want shopper to remain calm

Trade execs decry hoarding behavior

Publix signals northern expansion plans

Planned DC in North Carolina bolsters growth.

​​​​​​​Target names former auto exec to key logistics role

With an ever larger volume of online orders fulfilled by its retail stores, Target’s choice of a former automotive industry executive to a key logistics role is a curious one. The retailer named Heath Holtz senior vice president of field operations to oversee Target's supply chain and

PBS takes on Jeff Bezos and Amazon's impact

Amazon the subject of PBS Frontline documentary.

Wegmans shoppers in Manhattan may have to wait

Expanded delivery windows are likely.

Why Amazon's Q4 physical store sales were weak

Amazon’s phenomenally good fourth quarter had one blemish, according to some. Sales at its physical stores declined 1%, but that figure doesn’t tell the full story.

IBM says purpose-driven shoppers are changing retail

A landmark study of 19,000 consumers from 28 countries reveals a huge opportunity for retailers and brands who are able to align themselves with shifting, purpose-driven buying behaviors. IBM in partnership with the National Retail Federation released a study of 19,000 consumers, ages 18-73, fro

Target distances itself from competition

Target is heading toward a happy holiday after impressive Q3.

Kroger is building an enduring advantage

Kroger’s efforts to serve tomorrow’s food shoppers requires a new type of supply chain and automation infrastructure, one that is taking shape outside of Orlando.

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