Emily Crowe

Multimedia Editor

Author Profile

Emily Crowe is the multimedia editor for Progressive Grocer. She has nearly 15 years of writing and editing experience in the food industry and previously served as a food and beverage editor at SmartBrief. She has also written for the Specialty Food Association, Technomic and the Clovis News Journal, and worked in editorial at Laptop Magazine and American Way Magazine. Emily graduated from Ohio University's E.W. Scripps School of Journalism and lives in Columbus, Ohio, with her husband, two children and rescue dog.

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ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

4/23/2024
Walmart+ Brings Celebrity Moms Together in New Campaign
Interactive Q&A session on TikTok offers advice to shoppers

Emily Crowe
4/23/2024
Amazon Expands Drone Delivery to Arizona
Online retailer plans to begin using hybrid site near Phoenix later this year

Emily Crowe
4/22/2024
Are Foxtrot and Dom’s Ceasing Operations?
Reports claim parent company Outfox Hospitality is folding

Emily Crowe
4/22/2024
Giant Food Lowers Prices on Hundreds of Private Label Groceries
Retailer is also expanding loyalty program for customers to earn more points

Emily Crowe
4/22/2024
Gelson’s Names New CEO/President
Ryan Adams takes over top spot at Southern California grocer

Emily Crowe
4/21/2024
Walmart Retools Self-Checkout Strategy in 2 States
Retailer removes option as it aims to improve the shopping experience for customers

Emily Crowe
4/18/2024
THE FRIDAY 5: Hy-Vee’s Big Acquisition; Amazon’s Grocery Potential
ALDI’s checkout-free store, most sustainable grocers also made news

Emily Crowe
4/16/2024
Flashfood Hits Major Milestone in Fight Against Food Waste
Company doubles food diversion impact in just 18 months

Emily Crowe
4/16/2024
How Grocers Can Create a Culture of Clean
Successful strategies that help properly train employees and build customer loyalty

Emily Crowe
4/15/2024
Behind Kroger’s Proactive Approach to Workplace Safety
Company execs at Retail Asset Protection Conference share how other retailers can get ahead using threat assessment and management

Emily Crowe