Peyton Bigora
Staff Reporter at Grocery Dive
Staff Reporter @grocerydive • Journalist • Former @hercampusau Editor in Chief • Former @voanews intern • Professional Account • she/her/hers
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1 week ago |
grocerydive.com | Peyton Bigora
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Mom’s Organic Market has ventured further into the nation’s capital with its newest store, and is going bigger as it looks to amplify its sustainability-focused retailing. Located at 4250 Connecticut Ave. NW, Mom’s newest location spans around 17,000 square feet — larger than the chain’s average 12,000 to 14,000-square-foot markets, Eric Yetta, the grocer’s chief operating officer, told Grocery Dive on a walk-through of the store during the ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 4.
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1 week ago |
retaildive.com | Peyton Bigora
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Online meat and seafood seller ButcherBox announced Thursday that its products are now available on Target’s third-party digital marketplace, Target Plus. ButcherBox’s Target Plus offerings, which are “occasion centered,” cost between $99 and $189 and include themes such as “Kid’s Favorites,” “Breakfast Essentials,” “Steak Lovers” and “Meal Prepping,” according to the announcement.
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2 weeks ago |
grocerydive.com | Peyton Bigora
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic brought a surge in grocery e-commerce sales. Now, five years later, grocery e-commerce continues to grow — but by different means, according to the latest monthly e-grocery report from Brick Meets Click and Mercatus. Before the pandemic hit, ship-to-home sales accounted for more than 40% of online grocery sales compared to just 18% today.
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2 weeks ago |
grocerydive.com | Peyton Bigora
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Online meat and seafood seller ButcherBox announced Thursday that its products are now available on Target’s third-party digital marketplace, Target Plus. ButcherBox’s Target Plus offerings, which are “occasion centered,” cost between $99 and $189 and include themes such as “Kid’s Favorites,” “Breakfast Essentials,” “Steak Lovers” and “Meal Prepping,” according to the announcement.
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2 weeks ago |
supplychaindive.com | Peyton Bigora
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Editor’s note: This article draws on insights from a Grocery Dive, Restaurant Dive, C-Store Dive and Supply Chain Dive co-hosted virtual event panel. You can register here to watch a replay of the full event, “Food Delivery and the Bottom Line.”Food delivery has had to accelerate and adapt a lot in recent years.
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I reached out to industry experts just hours after the FTC filed a federal lawsuit challenging @kroger and @Albertsons' proposed merger. The agency's detailed statement gave analysts plenty to mull over, and here's what they said. https://t.co/maSpFuxaT8
Canada’s five largest grocery chains have made initial commitments to help stabilize food prices in an effort to combat high inflation, according to a Thursday government announcement. #grocery #inflation #Canada #foodinflation https://t.co/9G9hoHXh0K
Despite efforts to combat ongoing theft and ORC, @Target ultimately decided to close nine stores due to safety concerns. https://t.co/NdXtTQkYBu
