Grocery stores have really experienced a year like no other.
Stay at home orders put a lot of pressure on the supply chain and the pandemic has formed some new buying habits in shoppers that might be around to stay.
Grocery stores have really experienced a year like no other.
Stay at home orders put a lot of pressure on the supply chain and the pandemic has formed some new buying habits in shoppers that might be around to stay.
Millennials and their spending habits have been accused of killing everything from the idea of the starter home to mayonnaise.
There are many reasons millennials' preferences differ from those of past generations — for the most part, they entered the job market during the last recession, and many have student loan debt to contend with.
“Retail-to-go” is the first phase of re-opening the state's economy for businesses forced to close amid the pandemic. The practice goes into effect Friday and will allow retailers that were deemed non-essential to start doing business again.
The governor's order calls for limited contact with customers by using curbside pickup or delivery services and maintaining social distancing guidelines. But, the big change to a small business is not child’s play.
Each year our members vote for the Retailer that has contributed more in the industry. We are proud to recognize these members, and thank them very much for pushing the industry forward with their contributions.