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Will Shoppers Stop Going to the Grocery Store?

The Lempert Report: Supermarkets can respond proactively by speeding up checkout times, urging shoppers to use mobile devices to check out. The Lempert Report: As delivery and pickup become more popular and concerns about COVID-19 continue, supermarkets can respond proactively by speeding up checkout times and urging shoppers to use mobile devices to check out.

Phil Lempert

January 28, 2021

1 Min Read
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Contributing editor Phil Lempert, known as The Supermarket Guru, provides commentary on issues affecting food and food retailing.

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