SN Top 10: Hy-Vee, Walmart, Lidl top the week’s headlines
February 28, 2023
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In this week’s recap of the Top 10 most popular Supermarket News articles, the top story was about the surge of private label sales. Store brand revenues are climbing as shoppers seek lower price alternatives.
Other top stories:
Hy-Vee ends employee discount, citing fraud
Walmart U.S. Q4 comps up 8.3% amid strong food sales
NGA: Don’t lock us out of healthy food benefit programs
5 things: Instacart pushes into Amazon and Walmart territory
In other news, approximately 200 employees at Lidl US headquarters in Arlington, Va., were laid off, according to reporting from Fox 5 Washington DC. Senior Manager of Communications and Public Relations Chandler Spivey said all affected employees were given the opportunity to receive severance pay, as well as support with career transition services, company funding of COBRA healthcare continuation coverage and the payout of accrued but unused vacation.
Among other stories:
SpartanNash Q4 sales up 10.3%, profits down
Can Amazon crack the code on grocery?
How to give grocery workers their due
Heinen’s breaks ties with Instacart