KROGER IN COURT: Grocer Plans to Rest Its Case in Seattle Retailer claims its merger with Albertsons will allow it to compete for customers and associates more effectively than either can alone Midwest States Work to Support Grocers in Rural and Underserved AreasLeaders announce grants and other programs to shore up small operators KROGER IN COURT: Kroger Touts Track Record of Efficiencies Attorneys in Seattle and Denver underscore past investments as a sign of commitment to inclusive improvements Supply Chain Bottlenecks Averted After Port Strike Suspended Longshoremen’s group and USMX reach tentative deal, welcomed by retail leaders Labor Actions Heat Up Across Supply Chain Amazon warehouse workers in San Francisco latest to partner with Teamsters, as Longshoremen’s strike continues KROGER IN COURT: A Case of Déjà Vu Grocer's 3rd trial, in Colorado, has many crossovers with its other merger lawsuits FDA Officially Debuts Human Foods Program Agency’s new structure now in effect, designed for collaboration and rapid responses KROGER IN COURT: Grocer Insists Price Gouging Allegation Is Baseless Kroger says its decades-long business model is to lower prices so more customers shop at its stores KROGER IN COURT: Grocery Execs Testify in Washington as Colorado Trial Begins Kroger asserts that C&S Wholesale is the “anti-Haggen” Supply Chain Issues Ahead as Port Workers Walk Off Job Longshoremen’s Association strike affects 36 facilities from Maine to Texas 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
