Dec. 20, 2024
| Today’s news and insights for grocery leaders
NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
As 2024 draws to a close, we want to thank you for being a Grocery Dive reader! We’re taking a publishing break next week and will return to your inbox on Jan. 2.
We’ve had an extraordinary time this year covering the latest news in the grocery sector. In case you missed them, we invite you to peruse our recent summaries of the year’s top M&A deals and most impactful executive changes as well as our story about lessons grocers can draw from Kroger’s ultimately unsuccessful effort to combine with Albertsons.
Be sure to watch next week for our newsletters chronicling the top news and most impactful trends of 2024. We’ll also have a newsletter on Dec. 30 summing up key moments in the Kroger-Albertsons saga over the past year.
All of us on the Grocery Dive team wish you a relaxing and happy holiday season! We look forward to delivering more grocery industry news and analysis in 2025.
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Selected store workers for the retailer are wearing body cameras as part of a new security pilot. But what the cameras are really watching remains unclear.
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Christopher Miller, who was previously CFO of distributor Shamrock Foods Company, will assume the top finance role at the discounter in early January.
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Creedon, the retailer’s chief operating officer, has been serving as interim chief since November and takes the helm as it navigates several major initiatives.
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Regenerative agriculture plays a critical role for building the resilience of our food system to feed a growing global population.
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Grocery Dive predicted that food retailers would focus on refining omnichannel, boosting e-commerce and ramping up in-store experiences. So how’d we do?
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