Chloe Riley

1 week ago | supermarketnews.com | Chloe Riley

Epic Sales’ Dotty VanderMolen spoke with SN about fresh, bakery, and deli before the upcoming IDDBA showSupermarket News sat down with Dotty VanderMolen, VP of business development for Epic Sales, to talk about her legacy, what’s new in the industry, and what’s trending in Deli, Bakery, and Fresh. VanderMolen is being honored at the upcoming IDDBA show in New Orleans with a special “Legacy of Excellence” award within IDDBA’s Champions of Change program.

2 weeks ago | supermarketnews.com | Chloe Riley

Emily Coborn Wright has been promoted to President of Coborn’s, Inc., according to a post on LinkedIn. Coborn Wright, a fifth-generation member of the Coborn family, took over as president on May 21. Throughout her career at Coborn’s, Inc., Coborn Wright has served in a variety of roles—including communications manager, director of Topco Programs, district manager, and vice president roles in both Fresh Merchandising and Operations. Most recently, she served as SVP of Growth Initiatives.

2 weeks ago | supermarketnews.com | Chloe Riley

It’s May! That lovely month when everyone goes blissfully astray, to quote Alan Jay Lerner’s “Camelot.” Luckily for us, our featured Champions of Change are the kinds of folk to do anything but go blissfully astray. These are some of the hardest working, ambitious, kind, talented humans out there in the dairy, deli, bakery world.

1 month ago | supermarketnews.com | Chloe Riley

Troubled drugstore retailer Rite Aid has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in under two years, the retailer reported Monday. The move follows a prior restructuring effort that successfully lowered the Camp Hill, Pa. retailer’s debt but failed to resolve underlying business challenges. There were rumblings of a second bankruptcy in prior weeks as Rite Aid had reportedly run out of cash and was preparing to try to sell individual stores and close the rest.

1 month ago | supermarketnews.com | Chloe Riley

Walgreens will pay $300 million to settle federal accusations that the retailer illegally filled millions of invalid prescriptions for opioids, as well as violating the law by then additionally seeking payment for many of those invalid payments, The U.S. Department of Justice reported Monday. The settlement amount is based on Walgreens’s ability to pay, the U.S. DOJ said in a statement.