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Fresh food and e-commerce sales surged at Costco in January - Vimarsana News

Fresh food and e-commerce sales surged at Costco in January

Fresh food and e-commerce sales surged at Costco in January US: Food supply chain Teamsters vote to strike third largest grocery chain in the Southwest Teamster drivers and warehouse workers at a critical Albertsons grocery distribution center have overwhelmingly voted by 98% to authorize a strike to protest the company's failure to address workers' COVID-19 safety concerns and to demand that the company stop violating federal labor laws. The roughly 900,000 square foot distribution center, just outside of Phoenix, services approximately 175 Albertsons, Safeway and Vons grocery stores through...

Stop & Shop Launches Walk-Up Grocery Locker Pickup Service - Vimarsana News

Stop & Shop Launches Walk-Up Grocery Locker Pickup Service

Managing Editor While Stop & Shop Pickup locations are usually a drive-up service, the Locker program enables stores where many customers arrive on foot or bikes to offer grocery pickup as well. Stop & Shop has introduced a walk-up grocery Locker Pickup option at a Boston store. Located at 1620 Tremont Street in Brigham Circle, the convenient offering enables customers to order their groceries online and pick them up from safe, secure and temperature-controlled lockers at a time that they choose. To use the new service, customers select the Tremont Street location on Stop...

Amid mounting pressure, MBTA re-thinks service cuts - Vimarsana News

Amid mounting pressure, MBTA re-thinks service cuts

By Katie Trojano, Reporter Staff December 10, 2020 Katie Trojano, Reporter Staff The future of T service remains up in the air for this passenger and many like him. Proposed MBTA cuts include less frequent subway and commuter trains. SHNS/File photo Mayor Walsh this week urged the MBTA to rethink its current plan to eliminate or scale back bus routes, ferries, and other services in an effort to offset a deepening budget shortfall caused by the pandemic. And Walsh’s critique— along with push-back from other elected officials and the public— seems to be having some effect. Speaking on Mon...