Retail Daily

Murphy USA announces solid quarterly earnings, the recall of fresh jalapeño products expands, and H-E-B is upgrading its grab-and-go sections.

Arko Petroleum Corp. to acquire U.S. Petroleum Partners, SNAP cuts slow Ahold Delhaize’s sales growth, and net income nearly triples at Global Partners.

A major food supplier is cutting out Taylor Farms, Rutter’s is the 2026 CSP Intouch Insight Mystery Shop winner, and DoorDash says its grocery sector is one of the fastest-growing in the company. 

A grocery delivery program in the Cincinnati area is producing positive results, convenience retail is shifting from speed to customer relationships, and GLP-1 use continues to explode. 

Wills Group is celebrating 100 years, bp’s second-quarter 2026 profits surge, and Publix reports modest sales growth in the second quarter.

Amazon faces a class-action lawsuit over seafood, C-stores discount for the obvious reasons, and Ahold Delhaize is shutting down a Pennsylvania warehouse. 

Kroger settles a wrongful death suit, Alimentation Couche-Tard is involved in another acquisition, and Amazon is making big gains with its fresh delivery.

bp is cutting 700 roles globally, qualifying GLP-1 prescriptions can be filled at a Publix Pharmacy as part of the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program, and Circle K revamps its rewards program.

A group is getting ready to sue New York City over its plan to open city-run grocery stores, the world’s largest truck stop has a new CEO, and Amazon is closing in on Costco.

FEMSA’s total consolidated revenues rise 9.3% in second quarter, a milestone is set in Michigan by Meijer, and convenience-store vet Derek Gaskins joins Hotel Chocolat U.S. as head of retail.

The Cyclospora outbreak has now reached nine states, Weigel’s dazzles in delivery, and Kroger tops Amazon in retail media.

7-Eleven has a new CEO, janitors file class-action lawsuit against WinCo Foods, and Seafood City is set to make its Arizona debut.

Albertsons comes out with a new strategy as sales slump, FastLane Convenience Stores has a new CEO, and get ready for Halloween.

Anabi Oil expands its gaming partnership with Accel Entertainment, CVS Health to start filling pet prescriptions at about 9,000 locations, and a consumer advocacy group accuses Kroger of dynamic pricing.

Kroger could move up to No. 2 in grocery market share if its deal with Giant Eagle is approved, C-store shoppers do not use loyalty regularly, and people are snacking with more health in mind. 

The FDA cites a false positive test after recall of lettuce, the NACS Foundation’s 24/7 Day will take place July 24, and Walmart U.S. names a new COO.

Kroger and Albertsons pharmacists in Southern California are ready to strike, chicken wings are taking over c-stores, and produce sales take a hit in June. 

Tri Star Energy migrates its three branded mobile apps to Rovertown, Instacart acquires computer vision company Arpalus, and Save Mart and Lucky put money back in rewards members’ pockets.

Grocery Outlet is dabbling in some controversial tech, Timewise launches a new app and loyalty program, and Lidl US brings its app from Europe to the U.S. 

Congress is being urged to help retailers avoid penny confusion, almost 20% of shoppers ages 18 to 64 used savings to pay for groceries in 2025, and there’s a big foodservice promotion at McLane Co. 

The price of household goods is up again, Wawa loses a legend, and Albertsons’ opioid trial has begun.

Amazon is getting in the way of a grocery revival in San Francisco, coffee is hotter than ever, and Costco is being sued over protein powder.

Income is up at 7-Eleven, leadership changes at United Natural Foods, Inc., and the vice president of operations departs Pilot Co.

Get ready for more Trader Joe’s stores, Cumberland Farms looks to rebrand up to 700 locations, and it’s already time for back-to-school savings.

Supermarket News names Wakefern its 2026 Retailer of the Year, 7-Eleven sues Nike over the color scheme in a new sneaker, and a fruit vendor for Publix recalls organic blueberries due to a risk of E. coli contamination.