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By Food Trade News Team
Algorithmic pricing has quietly become one of the most powerful and, depending on who you ask, controversial, tools in grocery retail. Strip away the jargon and you’re left with software that ingests mountains of data – competitor prices, elasticity curves, promotional lift, zone performance, even weather – and sp...
by Food Trade News Team
The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR) delivered a mixed Q3 FY2025 report – strong e-commerce growth and steady underlying sales overshadowed by a large impairment charge that pushed results into the red. What might have been a stable, slightly positive quarter was weighed down by a $2.6 billion write-down tied to the shutdown of a planned automated fulfillm...
By Food Trade News Team
The long-running partnership between Amazon and the financially troubled USPS appears to be fraying after Amazon disclosed this week that it is exploring alternatives.
For more than a decade, the United States Postal Service has struggled with declining mail volumes, r...
By Alexander Wissel
The perennial dream of legalizing beer and wine sales in Maryland grocery stores is hardly new. For decades, it’s been described as a political problem, not a practical one. So why can’t grocery stores sell beer and wine?
By Alexander Wissel
December is a natural moment to step back, take inventory, and acknowledge the contours of the year ahead. In grocery and retail, the biggest shift isn’t holiday traffic or Q4 promotions. It’s the accelerating impact of AI and LLMs.
Two of the biggest retailers, Amazon and Walmart, have quietly chosen opposite ...
