The retailer is featuring three colorful exclusive lines designed by women-founded businesses.

The new initiative is designed to provide shoppers individualized recommendations in an effort to help meet their goals.

The new location expands the home decor superstore's store count to 261.

The grocer said the new selection of products are sourced to meet the company's Fish and Seafood Standards.

The new assortment covers an array of product categories and includes items curated from around the world.

The discount grocer moves forward with growth plans as it enters four communities for the first time.

Already completed in California, the grocery chain is expanding the initiative across stores in Nevada, Utah, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia.

The recent annual PLMA Meeting & Leadership Conference again showed the important role face-to-face events have to an industry's future growth.

The nation's largest cooperative food wholesaler to independently owned supermarkets reports strong double-digit sales gains of its private label assortment.