Grocer

There is plenty of retail news to catch up from in the papers over the Easter weekend.

The online grocery company said fresh foods, such as beef, have been hit particularly hard by inflation.

Groceries are one of the major categories surging in price, with inflation at its highest levels since the early 1980s. "We're definitely looking forward to seeing, 'Hey, what happens in a post-Covid world as people come back not five days a week to the office, but even one day a week, three days a week?'" he said. Huang told CNBC's " TechCheck" higher fuel prices are the main driver of steeper costs in the company's e-commerce business.

(SEG), parent company and home of Fresco y Más, Harveys Supermarket and Winn-Dixie grocery stores, released its 2021 Corporate Social Responsibility Progress ...

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To streamline sustainability efforts, SEG has aligned its objectives with six specific United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to address hunger, health, ...

SEG also decreased the use of more than 2.3 million plastic bags while also supporting over 3,200 local nonprofits through its reusable Community Bag program that allows customers to direct a $1 donation to the nonprofit of their choice for each bag purchased. Additionally, SEG remains focused on working with and supporting local and diverse suppliers. SEG has also responsibly sourced 100% of its tuna and increased sustainability in its Own Brand line of products through its support of fair labor practices, responsible cocoa sourcing and creation of fiber compostable and biodegradable single-use products. In its second year, SEG’s Romay Davis Belonging, Inclusion and Diversity Grant program provided 24 nonprofit organizations with more than $285,000 to help address racial disparities in education, health care and food insecurity. Last year, we enhanced our products to be more environmentally friendly, challenged our suppliers to do the same and worked with our customers to eliminate the use of single-use plastics. Anthony Hucker, President and CEO for Southeastern Grocers, said, “At Southeastern Grocers, we continue to put people first and position belonging, inclusion and diversity at the heart of every decision as we work toward a more equitable and sustainable future.