Healthycell Partnering with UNFI will bring the latest innovation in dietary supplements to the shelves of natural product retailers throughout the country. We are eager to work with UNFI to educate consumers on MICROGEL™ – a new, more bioavailable, more natural, and pill-free supplement, said Healthycell Founder & CEO Douglas Giampapa. Distributing our product line on a national level at premier retailers through UNFI will ensure the delivery of our innovative dietary supplements into the hands of people who need them. This availability is especially important for the 40% of American adults who have difficulty swallowing pills, commented Healthycell VP of Retail Sales, Jill Oliver.
Walt Disney Co. plans to close more than 60 of its North American Disney stores, eliminating roughly 20% of its global footprint, as it focuses more on e-commerce.
The company has about 300 Disney stores now, a number that has shrunk dramatically over the years as the world’s largest entertainment company experimented with different ways to get its merchandise to fans.
As part of a push to rely less on its own brick-and-mortar shops, Disney has made its website more consumer-friendly and opened boutiques within other retailers. Including stores in its theme parks and those owned by others, the company has about 600 retail locations globally. Disney is also evaluating the shutdown of European stores as it rethinks its retail strategy.
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WOONSOCKET, R.I., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) today announced it will invest $12.4 million to build 60 new units of affordable housing in south Phoenix and expand the company s no-cost preventive health screening program, Project Health, in the greater Phoenix area as part of CVS Health s commitment to provide $600 million over five years to address racial inequity and social determinants of health in Black communities. When people have access to high-quality, affordable housing and services like preventive screenings, it puts them in a better position to take care of their health and manage chronic disease, said David Casey, SVP and Chief Diversity Officer, CVS Health. As part of our commitment to address social justice and racial inequity, we re addressing social determinants of health at the community level, which is where we can make a meaningful and lasting impact.