Mass Market Retailers

5 days ago | massmarketretailers.com | Thorvardur de Shong

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Midwest retailer Meijer has been recognized as a Great Place to Work® for the seventh year in a row, earning its highest employee satisfaction scores to date. The privately owned, family-operated company received top marks for its commitment to community involvement, fostering an inclusive environment, and cultivating supportive leadership.

5 days ago | massmarketretailers.com | Thorvardur de Shong

EWING, N.J. — As inflation continues to weigh on household budgets, a new survey from GS1 US reveals that U.S. consumers are paying closer attention to food labels and demanding more transparency at the grocery store. The study found that 33% of adults expect food prices to rise this summer, and another 47% expect them to stay the same. A combined 80% of consumers feel little to no relief from persistent grocery inflation.

5 days ago | massmarketretailers.com | Thorvardur de Shong

KEENE, N.H. and GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.—In a move set to reshape the U.S. grocery supply chain and retail landscape, C&S Wholesale Grocers announced on Monday it will acquire SpartanNash in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $1.77 billion, or $26.90 per share, representing a 52.5% premium to SpartanNash’s closing stock price on June 20.

5 days ago | massmarketretailers.com | Thorvardur de Shong

BENTONVILLE, Ark.–Walmart is heating up summer with the return of Walmart Deals, a six-day savings event running July 8–13, both online and in stores. From tech and toys to school supplies and self-care essentials, the retailer promises deep discounts and easier shopping experiences. The event starts online at midnight ET on July 8 and in physical stores at local opening times, offering thousands of limited-time markdowns on top brands like Samsung, Vizio, Dyson, and Sharpie.

1 week ago | massmarketretailers.com | Thorvardur de Shong

CINCINNATTI—Kroger Co. today announced solid first quarter results for fiscal 2025, driven by gains in pharmacy, e-commerce and fresh categories. The grocery giant also raised its full-year guidance for identical sales without fuel to a range of 2.25% to 3.25%, up from prior estimates. “Kroger delivered solid first quarter results, with strong sales led by pharmacy, eCommerce and fresh.