Wegmans Tightens Efficiency to Control Costs
As part of an effort to control retail prices Wegmans is improving its operating efficiency.
August 18, 2008
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — As part of an effort to control retail prices Wegmans here is improving its operating efficiency. “Examples include lowering our electricity costs with new technology and re-lamping of stores and distribution center,” said Mary Ellen Burris, senior vice president of consumer affairs for Wegmans, in her column online. “We’re striving to get the shortest driving distance from distribution centers to stores, while increasing miles per gallon. Our maintenance people are tuning up refrigeration, heating and cooling system.” The retailer is also working to get local produce delivered directly to stores from its network of 800 growers, she said.
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