Super Market Email Newsletter: Close to a third of consumers could start using GLP-1 drugs (August 6, 2024)

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AUGUST 06, 2024

Nearly a third of U.S. consumers could begin using GLP-1 drugs

The food industry is searching for solutions on how to navigate reduced spending

5 things top news: FTC investigating high grocery prices

The most impactful stories in grocery for the week ending August 2

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The Aldi store conversion begins as Winn-Dixie closes in Florida

Forty-eight workers were let go, but retailer says they can apply for new jobs

Target set to leave California city

East Palo Alto’s only store will close in September

Kentucky could allow wine, liquor sales in grocery stores

Retail advocacy group is pushing to remove state laws that block liquor and wine at supermarkets

Fresh guacamole pulled in Minneapolis area

Product could be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes

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Target pulls out of Palo Alto, as many as 36 million people could be using GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic over the next few years, and more

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FMI names winners of its 2024 Community Uplift Awards

Whole Foods Market, Brookshire Grocery Company, and SpartanNash were all recognized

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Grocers are winning out when it comes to brick-and-mortar purchase habits, according to a recent survey. Among 57% of consumers who made an in-store grocery purchase, 32% purchased from a grocer vs. 29% who purchased from mass merchants. What are your own in-store grocery buying habits? Cast your vote on our LinkedIn poll here, and check back Friday for results.

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