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Misfits Market has raised $200mln in Series C funding US: Cardenas Markets grows in the digital age Changes in shopping habits driven by the COVID-19 pandemic are transforming the operating systems of supermarket chains. Cardenas Markets, for example, partnered with Instacart to respond to the growing demand for online grocery shopping and home delivery services. Although Hispanic customers have been characterized by their preference to go in person to the store to make the purchase, supermarke...

CEO Richard Brasher: Pick n Pay is open to buying Massmart’s Cambridge Food chain ‘One Family, One Vision’: SPAR Scotland announces second virtual tradeshow SPAR Scotland is to host a virtual tradeshow on 23 September 2021. During the event, SPAR Scotland will update suppliers, retailers, and colleagues on their plans to develop their business in a post-pandemic world further. The theme of this year’s event is ‘One Family, One Vision’. Jerónimo Martins announces...

Efforts run gamut from recycling and conservation to greenhouse gas and food waste reduction With this week bringing Earth Day, supermarket chains are spotlighting a range of sustainability and environmental initiatives, from recycling and food waste reduction to climate change and conservation. Leading into the annual celebration of eco-consciousness, held April 22, Texas grocer H-E-B announced that it has joined the How2Recycle program to bolster recycling efforts across the state. The pr...

Dive Brief: Amazon has unveiled Aplenty, a new private label food brand set to eventually include hundreds of products across a variety of center store categories, the retailer said in an email Monday morning. The brand, which is available online and at Amazons Fresh grocery stores, launched with items including twice-baked parmesan, garlic and herbs pita chips; slow-baked cornbread crackers; and salted caramel chip mini cookies. ​Amazon is expanding its lineup of house brands amid a deepenin...

Column: On Legacies And Lawsuits, Who Was Really First, And The Rapid Bourbon Festival Sell-Out Column: On Legacies And Lawsuits, Who Was Really First, And The Rapid Bourbon Festival Sell-Out Bourbon is broken. Sounds really funny if you sing it like Cat Stevens’s song, “Morning is Broken.” But writer Brent Joseph’s claim that “bourbon is broken” because it’s stalked and hoarded and resold on the secondary market and drives up prices—lacks all humor because it’s all happening ...

Kroger (KR) Q4 2020 Earnings Call Transcript Motley Fool Transcribing © The Motley Fool Logo of jester cap with thought bubble. Kroger (NYSE: KR) Rebekah Manis -- Director of Investor Relations Thank you, Gary. Good morning and thank you for joining us. Before we begin, I want to remind you that todays discussion will include forward-looking statements. We want to caution you that such statements are predictions, and actual events or results can differ materially. A detaile...

Party-Size Bags of Variety Chocolate Black Forest Ham “The most-popular foods and beverages of 2020 underscore how our customers not only adapted to the challenges of this unique year but embraced cooking and eating at home as part of their new routine,” said Stuart Aitken, Krogers chief merchant. “As many of our customers transitioned to working from home and virtual schoolrooms this year, coffee, fresh deli meat and artisan bread emerged as go-to staples for elevated breakfast and lunch...

Bulk individual coffee pods (96-count) Party-size bags of variety chocolate Black forest ham "The most-popular foods and beverages of 2020 underscore how our customers not only adapted to the challenges of this unique year but embraced cooking and eating at home as part of their new routine," said Stuart Aitken, Krogers chief merchant. "As many of our customers transitioned to working from home and virtual schoolrooms this year, coffee, fresh deli meat and artisan bread emerged as go-to staples...