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How Gen Z’s power over the grocery industry is growing; Meijer adds 3 supercenters in Ohio; Instacart CEO to step down

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May 9, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for grocery leaders

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How Top Retailers Are Preventing Loss

As shoplifting and inventory loss rise, today’s grocers are turning to technology to fight back. Explore how companies like Walmart combat theft and shrink in this Trendline.

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The Friday Checkout: What’s next for Instacart now that its CEO is departing?

The grocery technology company plans to name a member of its current executive team to replace Fidji Simo — and has a deep bench of candidates to consider.

How Gen Z’s power over the grocery industry is growing

This generation could be the key to helping grocers better understand how to provide a seamless omnichannel experience.

Meijer adds 3 supercenters in Ohio

The new stores in Austintown, Medina and Richmond Heights, which opened on Thursday, bring the retailer’s fleet in the state to almost 60 locations.

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How grocers can use AI to advance their POS

AI-powered digital POS that’s designed for grocery can be a true game-changer in today’s landscape. Discover how to level the playing field with mass-market retailers and drive greater savings in this playbook.

Instacart CEO to step down

Fidji Simo, who is leaving to lead OpenAI's applications division, told employees in a letter that she will remain in her role for the next few months as she works with a yet-to-be-named successor.

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