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How Good Food Holdings uses tech to elevate its high-service stores; In-store retail media could be the ace up grocers’ sleeves against Amazon; Brookshire Grocery to buy 2 Oklahoma supermarkets; SNAP restrictions may cost $1.6B for retailers to implement: report

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Oct. 7, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for grocery leaders

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Amazon Fresh decides to shutter 5 stores

The chain is pruning its fleet even as Amazon expands its grocery business on other fronts.

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How Good Food Holdings uses tech to elevate its high-service stores

Until the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted retail, the grocery operator worried that tech would impact its premium experience. Now, its CEO is embracing digital innovation.

In-store retail media could be the ace up grocers’ sleeves against Amazon

Though Amazon’s online scale leaves little room for grocers to compete digitally against the company, in-store retail media can help level the playing field.

Brookshire Grocery to buy 2 Oklahoma supermarkets

The Texas-based retailer plans to convert the locations into Fresh by Reasor’s stores.

SNAP restrictions may cost $1.6B for retailers to implement: report

New findings from three industry groups estimate the upfront as well as ongoing maintenance price tags tied to compliance with new regulations.

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