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Grocery retailers ramp up COVID-19 vaccine distribution

Jan 15, 2021

Meijer has launched a text-based process for people who want to register to receive the vaccine. Those seeking a vaccination text “COVID” to the number 75049 to receive a link to register. The link includes three...

Publix Set to Begin Coronavirus Vaccinations in Florida

Jan 07, 2021

The supermarket chain will be administering the Moderna vaccine to customers aged 65 and older.

Online Grocery Shopping Still a Mainstay for COVID-concerned Consumers

Nov 23, 2020

Oracle Grocery Retail survey reveals more stock-up, private-label purchases.

DoorDash Releases IPO Filing Plans

Nov 13, 2020

DoorDash has filed its IPO prospectus under the New York Stock Exchange ticker DASH; reported $1.9 billion in revenue through September

Amazon Launches Key In-Garage Grocery Delivery Service

Nov 12, 2020

Third Amazon Fresh supermarket opens in Northridge, Calif.

Survey: Thanksgiving grocery shopping plans unshaken by pandemic

Nov 01, 2020

Almost 75 percent of Americans plan to spend the same or more, with 80 percent shopping at stores.

Walmart, H-E-B Come Out on Top in Grocery Pickup, Delivery Service

Oct 19, 2020

Mystery shoppers audited retailers’ pickup and delivery services through all phases of the process.

Amazon Reports Nearly 20,000 COVID-infected Workers Since March

Oct 05, 2020

Retail giant Amazon.com came under fire after reporting that almost 20,000 of its frontline workers, including from subsidiary Whole Foods Market, have been infected with COVID-19.