Coronavirus

Customers are turning to convenience stores during the COVID-19 pandemic, but there’s still work to be done in the channel

Branching into retail has brought its own set of challenges.

Parent company of Eby-Brown providing financial initiatives, community support

Residents at one continuing care community are delivered smiles along with dinner.

In its latest step to assist customers most vulnerable to COVID-19, Walmart has designated an hour each morning for at-risk shoppers to pick up online orders contact-free at select stores.

Nearly two dozen industry representatives, from chain CEOs to owner-operators and suppliers, will serve as a sounding board.

The relief funds have flowed to operations such as Ruth’s Chris and Potbelly.

Coalition seeks additional financial assistance, contract concessions to help weather the pandemic

To boost sales, a growing number of chains are selling groceries direct to consumers.

A proposed class action accuses DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub and Postmates of forcing restaurants to raise prices.

The 35 shuttered units were mostly mall locations, the company said.

The Lempert Report: The Food and Drug Administration halted overseas food inspections as a result of the pause in travel from the coronavirus outbreak.

Comparable dollar sales were 41% higher during the week of April 5, when volume sales increased 34%.