In this week’s recap of the Top 10 most popular Supermarket News articles, the top story was about Publix testing a free shuttle service. The retailer is co-sponsoring a transit trial in Decatur, Ga., following the closing of a Kroger store.
Among other top stories:
- An analysis of the bright spots identified in our Retailer Survey;
- Consumers filed an antitrust suit to block the Kroger-Albertsons merger;
- Grocers say sustainability is a key priority in 2023; and
- CVS will acquire Oak Street Health for $10.6 billion.
Also, Walmart named Judy Werthauser chief people officer. The HR veteran is also resigning from the board of BJ’s Wholesale Club.
Other top stories:
- Amazon halted its Fresh rollout and shuttered stores;
- Flashfood named a retail veteran president and COO;
- A look at whether Beyond Meat beefed up its protein claims; and
- A report shows less than half of shoppers buy most of their groceries in-store.
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