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James McCann, who succeeded Carl Schlicker in the top role for Ahold USA, says the “Reshaping Retail” strategy can make Ahold “a great U.S. retailer.”
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A Hagerstown, Md., Martin’s store is testing a new look for its produce department. Ahold is also developing test concepts at a mock store near its Carlisle, Pa., headquarters.
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Ahold’s Simply Enjoy private label is being applied to new items in fresh with an upscale, “treat yourself” feel, officials said.
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A worker at Giant’s Camp Hill, Pa., store stocks a display. Ahold officials say they are planning to makes their stores “famous for produce.”
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Stop & Shop New England president Joe Kelley (in car) and members of his team are celebrating the banner’s 100th birthday this year under the theme “fresh ideas.”
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A cooking demonstration at Giant's Camp Hill, Pa., store features private brand products. Ahold officials believe the company can be "famous for private brand."
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Ahold U.S. COO James McCann (right) wants to foster a culture of collaboration between employees at all levels of the company.
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Ahold pioneered a self-scanning technology in Scan It. U.S. COO James McCann says the company today is intrigued with the potential inherent in wearable technology as a means to improve the shopping experience.
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Ahold's stores are committed to improving everyday through a coaching framework known as "Plus One" which challenges workers to suggest ways their departments can improve one step on a scale of 10.
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Ahold's Simply Enjoy label is expanding to new product categories that don't compete with existing brands.
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