Catherine Moran

Washington, D.C., United States

Editor at Grocery Dive

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Walmart links healthcare with grocery shopping

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Catherine Moran

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Walmart announced Wednesday new tools to help Medicare Advantage members find items that qualify for their over-the-counter benefits.. People can add their benefit cards to their virtual Walmart wallets to access a digital experience that includes a product badge and search filter to identify which items are eligible for benefits.
Target expands private label offerings through chef partnership

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Catherine Moran

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Target announced Wednesday it has teamed up with James Beard Award-winning pitmaster Rodney Scott to launch 12 co-branded products for the retailer’s Good & Gather brand. The Good & Gather Collabs + Rodney Scott collection features barbecue goods such as Carolina-style appetizers, relish, sauces, honey-flavored cornbread and muffin mix, and brown sugar baked beans.
Instacart names chief business officer as next CEO

1 week ago | kentucky.com | Catherine Moran

Instacart announced Wednesday that Chief Business Officer Chris Rogers will become CEO, effective Aug. 15. He will replace Fidji Simo, who is stepping down from the top position to become CEO of OpenAI Applications but will remain chair of Instacart's board. Rogers will step into the top role after nearly six years with the grocery technology company, including around three years in his current role.
Coborn’s names new president

1 week ago | grocerydive.com | Catherine Moran

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Coborn’s, Inc. announced last week the promotion of Emily Coborn Wright to president of the company, according to a LinkedIn post from the grocer. Wright, who stepped into the role on Wednesday, has served in a variety of positions for the Minnesota-based company, including communications manager, director of Topco programs, district manager, vice president of fresh merchandising and vice president of operations.
Instacart CEO’s exit won’t shift company strategy, top exec says

2 weeks ago | grocerydive.com | Catherine Moran

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. As Instacart faces the departure of its CEO, Fidji Simo, the grocery technology company is poised to stay the course its high-profile top executive helped lay out, its CFO said at a recent conference.
Food industry fights for SNAP as program faces massive cuts

2 weeks ago | fooddive.com | Catherine Moran

Organizations representing the food and grocery industries are urgently calling attention to the importance of SNAP as Congress considers massive spending cuts and some states begin to restrict purchases. Last week, the House Agriculture Committee advanced legislation that would cut as much as $300 billion in nutrition spending as well as overhaul SNAP by requiring states to help fund the program’s benefits, Politico reported.
Walmart looks to keep grocery prices ‘as low as we can’ amid tariff pressures

3 weeks ago | heraldonline.com | Catherine Moran

Walmart's U.S. comparable-store sales excluding fuel rose 4.5% during the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, driven by growth in food, e-commerce, and health and wellness sales, the retailer reported Thursday morning. Walmart achieved e-commerce profitability in the U.S. for the first time in Q1 as fulfillment costs continued to decline, CFO John David Rainey said during aThursday earnings call. The company's digital sales stateside grew 21% during the quarter.
Walmart looks to keep grocery prices ‘as low as we can’ amid tariff pressures

3 weeks ago | theolympian.com | Catherine Moran

Walmart's U.S. comparable-store sales excluding fuel rose 4.5% during the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, driven by growth in food, e-commerce, and health and wellness sales, the retailer reported Thursday morning. Walmart achieved e-commerce profitability in the U.S. for the first time in Q1 as fulfillment costs continued to decline, CFO John David Rainey said during aThursday earnings call. The company's digital sales stateside grew 21% during the quarter.
Walmart looks to keep grocery prices ‘as low as we can’ amid tariff pressures

3 weeks ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Catherine Moran

Walmart's U.S. comparable-store sales excluding fuel rose 4.5% during the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, driven by growth in food, e-commerce, and health and wellness sales, the retailer reported Thursday morning. Walmart achieved e-commerce profitability in the U.S. for the first time in Q1 as fulfillment costs continued to decline, CFO John David Rainey said during aThursday earnings call. The company's digital sales stateside grew 21% during the quarter.
Walmart looks to keep grocery prices ‘as low as we can’ amid tariff pressures

3 weeks ago | bellinghamherald.com | Catherine Moran

Dive Brief:Walmart's U.S. comparable-store sales excluding fuel rose 4.5% during the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, driven by growth in food, e-commerce, and health and wellness sales, the retailer reported Thursday morning. Walmart achieved e-commerce profitability in the U.S. for the first time in Q1 as fulfillment costs continued to decline, CFO John David Rainey said during aThursday earnings call. The company's digital sales stateside grew 21% during the quarter.