Most restaurants and supermarkets only want smaller ones, if supermarkets bother buying British at all.
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Gift cards also abound at supermarkets, and several credit cards include US supermarkets as a bonus category.
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There are no queues in front of the supermarkets, because there is no food left in supermarkets.
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It affects 2,000 large supermarkets and 11,000 supermarkets with sales floor spaces of 165 square meters (20503,776 square feet) or more.
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Note that this is only for regular supermarkets and warehouse clubs — superstores are not considered supermarkets for purposes of the 3% bonus category.
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Soon, supermarkets sold out entirely of toilet rolls, food staples, and other crucial goods; photos inside supermarkets showed barren shelves and empty aisles.
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To measure success or failure, the researchers collected retail sales data from 15 Howard County supermarkets and compared them to 17 equivalent supermarkets in Pennsylvania.
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In the 15 Howard County supermarkets, soda sales decreased by 19.7% from 2012 through 2015, whereas sales remained relatively stable in the 17 comparison supermarkets.
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"[Waste] starts in the aisles of the supermarkets," Stuart said, describing how supermarkets stock and display food to give the illusion of a bottomless cornucopia.
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Sainsbury's – one of the "big four" U.K. supermarkets along with Tesco, Asda and William Morrison – was the best performing of the traditional supermarkets, according to Kantar Worldpanel's figures.
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"Wal-Mart's last period of sustained outperformance versus the supermarkets was 2009-2010, while from 2013 through Q3'2016, the supermarkets outperformed Wal-Mart at same stores," Wolf said.
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Acme, whose smoked fish products already can be found in supermarkets around the country, launched its nouveau poke bowls in supermarkets like Costco and Kroger about a year ago.
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The Amex Gold also offers 4x points at US supermarkets (on the first $25,000 spent each year; then 1x), and supermarkets aren't included in the Sapphire Reserve's dining category.
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Results from traditional supermarkets Sainsbury's and Morrisons suggest that Britain's supermarkets enjoyed strong trading over Christmas, while market leader Tesco is expected to do well when it reports on Thursday.
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British shoppers are flooding supermarkets and emptying shelves as the virus spreads across the UK.The biggest supermarkets are starting to ration some products to two or three items per person.
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Purchases at supermarkets and other grocery stores rose 1.7 percent.
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Seiyu is a chain of supermarkets and hypermarkets in Japan.
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Now, Impossible products have hit Qdoba, Burger King, and supermarkets.
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Area supermarkets are also stocking up on the sweet treat.
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Trump's food stamp fee, however, would fall squarely on supermarkets.
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Lotte, a South Korean conglomerate, owns a string of supermarkets.
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They also need to persuade big supermarkets to tolerate imperfection.
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Marks & Spencer, Tesco and other supermarkets are also shedding jobs.
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Supermarkets are also starting to take note of the problem.
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But households got some respite at supermarkets and department stores.
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In 2017, it sold its supermarkets to market leader X5.
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The biggest trend in supermarkets is prepared meals, Flink said.
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Workers at British supermarkets are just the best, aren't they?
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For instance, it works in all Franprix supermarkets in France.
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Venezuelans still spend hours queuing at supermarkets with empty shelves.
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At the supermarkets, there is no rush to stockpile supplies.
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People also flocked to supermarkets for supplies before Dorian hit.
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Olive oil is a staple in homes, supermarkets, and restaurants.
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In 2017 it sold its supermarkets to market leader X5.
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Boar's Head sells its chicken as deli meat in supermarkets.
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Go deeper: Alibaba and Tencent vie to dominate Chinese supermarkets
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What kind of pizza are Brits raiding their supermarkets for?
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What do laundromats, bus stops, and supermarkets have in common?
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Competition has already grown because of supermarkets and Internet shopping.
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Only pharmacies and supermarkets will be allowed to remain open.
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Supermarkets have protested, some affixing apologetic signs on their storefronts.
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Despite being about supermarkets, the video features some tour footage.
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It is a similar scene in the supermarkets in Singapore...
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That, in turn, could help supermarkets and shoppers reduce waste.
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Marsh Supermarkets once had the hearts of Ohioans and Hoosiers.
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Supermarkets need to strengthen their brands, still, Short told CNBC.
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Some manufacturers, food suppliers and supermarkets have done the same.
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Supermarkets like Pick'n'Pay, Ok Zimbabwe and Choppies reported little business.
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But supermarkets, he said, were playing the role of Scrooge.
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All four products were purchased from supermarkets in New Jersey.
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Studies have shown that black neighborhoods with little poverty had fewer supermarkets than high-poverty white areas, and according to Civil Eats, there are fewer than a dozen black-owned supermarkets across the entire country.
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It surveyed 67 cakes from 157 UK coffee shops and supermarkets.
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Environmentalists that year organised boycotts of palm oil products at supermarkets.
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It has not quite 50 churches, eight schools, and three supermarkets.
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The unit has 32 supermarkets and 10 convenience stores in Vietnam.
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Double-digit inflation has made Argentina a challenging environment for supermarkets.
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Redditch has in recent years acquired a couple of Polish supermarkets.
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Woolworths operates 1,13 supermarkets and 183 Big W stores in Australia.
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Some still go to supermarkets despite the increased risk of infection.
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Retailers Next fell 0.4 percent and Morrison Supermarkets lost 1 percent.
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There was barely any money for food, the supermarkets were empty.
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"Now there are gluten-free sections in most supermarkets," he said.
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Water meters broke, and bottled water in supermarkets quickly sold out.
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For graphic on sales performances of drugstores and supermarkets click reut.
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People have no idea what goes into it in normal supermarkets.
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Ditto for food manufacturers, which sell to supermarkets, not grocery shoppers.
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Supermarkets are not aggressively discounting, finds mySupermarket, a price-comparison site.
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Its launch has increased the pressure on Britain's traditional big supermarkets.
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JD.com has entered new businesses, such as convenience stores and supermarkets.
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After all, The Enquirer has always had prime placement at supermarkets.
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Another tactic for reaching lower-tier cities centers on local supermarkets.
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You've probably seen luxury truffle products in supermarkets or fancy restaurants.
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Meanwhile, other supermarkets are looking for openings to steal unhappy suppliers.
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The mall had everything from supermarkets to salons within its walls.
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Two supermarkets popular in Germany, REWE and Kaufland, are also included.
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You often can find them in pharmacies, supermarkets and shopping centers.
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Huge queues snaked around some supermarkets on Wednesday, Reuters reporters said.
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The coronavirus pandemic is having a substantial impact on supermarkets globally.
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Garnier also previously oversaw Carrefour France's supermarkets and its international operations.
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Across battle-scarred Yemen, beggars congregate outside supermarkets filled with goods.
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Sidewalk vendors are also competing with big box stores and supermarkets.
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His father, works in the Kenosha distribution center of Roundy's Supermarkets.
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Mexican tomatoes, avocados and broccoli crowd the aisles of American supermarkets.
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Some high-demand businesses like supermarkets and pharmacies are hiring workers.
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They are now available in more than 1,000 supermarkets in Mexico.
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Supermarkets have become kind of what speakeasies were in the 30s.
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The government said supermarkets and pharmacies were exempt for the closure.
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The closings are part of broader pattern of shrinking traditional supermarkets.
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How it works: Instacart brings together local supermarkets on one platform.
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Beyond Meat also sells its products in supermarkets and at Amazon.
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The group's core business, Supermarkets South Africa, was the star performer.
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And Chicago supermarkets saw the highest growth in shoppers — 35 percent.
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"I didn't rob supermarkets or old women," he told the court.
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South Koreans are not flooding supermarkets to stock up on food.
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Shoppers formed long lines in supermarkets ahead of the expected closures.
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Supermarkets like Kroger (KR) are positioning themselves to capture this market.
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Protesters have looted dozens of gas stations and supermarkets across Mexico.
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Once plentiful supermarkets are now empty in the oil-rich republic.
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Restaurants and supermarkets can now offer fresh Gulf seafood year-round.
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"Supermarkets came long before big box general merchandise stores," said Lichtenstein.
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There are more butchers than supermarkets, more inns than kebab shops.
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Supermarkets and superstores stand to lose $57.5 billion over ten years.
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The Gold card offers 4x points at restaurants worldwide and US supermarkets (on up to $503,000 spent at US supermarkets per year, then 1x), while the Platinum offers 5x points on flights booked directly with airlines.
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Grocery shopping is a treat, especially in Phnom Penh, where there is a chain of Western supermarkets, as well as a number of other international supermarkets, where you can buy high quality imported goods at reasonable prices.
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Supermarkets had empty shelves as people stocked up for the cold front.
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Upbeat results this week from UK supermarkets and retailers sent shares soaring.
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This is literally why supermarkets and specialty retailers and Seamless exist, yeah?
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That approval has finally arrived, and last month Impossible hit select supermarkets.
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Experts have already warned that supermarkets will soon run out of supplies.
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SUPERMARKETS encourage shoppers to buy products through clever layouts and cunning promotions.
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WM Morrison Supermarkets PLC is looking to expand its relationship with Amazon.
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So they have closed Lotte supermarkets in China, ostensibly as fire hazards.
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For now, the new supermarkets are only available to Amazon Fresh members.
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Supermarkets Sainsbury's and Morrison missed Christmas sales forecasts though Tesco beat them.
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South African brands, including supermarkets and telecommunication firms, are already conquering Africa.
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Protesters have looted dozens of gas stations and supermarkets across the country.
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Soon consumer prices will increase dramatically, and runs on supermarkets are possible.
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Our neighborhoods are filled with large supermarkets staffed with mostly pimpled teenagers.
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Researchers from CASH surveyed 210 chilled dips sold by major British supermarkets.
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Retail sales were led higher by supermarkets and pharmaceuticals, the data showed.
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I was banned from the supermarkets in walking distance from my apartment.
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Supermarkets in the US are often laid out in the same way.
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Strong demand was seen by institutional and retail buyers, Avenue Supermarkets said.
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Alibaba's high-tech Hema supermarkets in China are more cutting-edge still.
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Fast foods bought from supermarkets or eaten at home were not included.
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Next to that, unlike most supermarkets, is a case full of lobster!
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You'll find them online, in gourmet food emporiums and in some supermarkets.
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Sainsbury's has 25 supermarkets, 21 convenience stores and 20.7617 petrol filling stations.
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In other words, the supermarkets are not stuck with store visit conversions.
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There are fewer supermarkets in poor neighborhoods, and more fast-food chains.
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Traffic to supermarkets is expected to reach its height at 13 p.m.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - Spinning off supermarkets is a good start for Wesfarmers.
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Despite having limited sales, Japanese supermarkets have run out all the same.
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People who ventured outside often headed to supermarkets to buy essential supplies.
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Supermarkets have been forced to limit purchases after frantic shoppers stripped shelves.
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Supermarkets lost electricity and could not find diesel to run their generators.
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People can be so mean to you when you work in supermarkets.
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Most supermarkets sell them, and the city gives them away for free.
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Friendly's ice cream began appearing in the freezer aisles of many supermarkets.
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We have to go to several supermarkets to get what we need.
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Local staples that stocked supermarkets, school lunchrooms and even Walmart are gone.
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It is opening its own supermarkets and modernizing mom-and-pop stores.
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This perk is rampant today in our supermarkets, drugstores and retail stores.
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Fears that the city could be quarantined triggered a run on supermarkets.
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Supermarkets might become an unwelcome reminder to politicians that capital is global.
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"But none of the supermarkets has offered a reasonable explanation," it said.
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Central Group, controlled by the Chirathivat family, runs 200 supermarkets in Thailand.
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Supermarkets are sending in supplies by barge to head off food shortages.
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How a cheap, brutally efficient grocery chain is upending America's supermarkets 28.
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Or, he said, supermarkets might decide to hand out free sisal bags.
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This is the phenomenon of people behaving like total asses in supermarkets.
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N) and Harris Teeter Supermarkets as well as a stock analyst. (bit.
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That means that during Advent, supermarkets have giant tanks brimming with carp.
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There are no A.T.M.s, gas stations, or big supermarkets in Santa Catalina.
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Hundreds of supermarkets were closed, too, because of understaffing or delivery problems.
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Both supermarkets said their own tests have not found any meat traces.
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It said at the time it was planning to build a new distribution centre in South Australia, but noted that independent chain Drakes Supermarkets had not committed to have its supermarkets in the region supplied by the center.
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The major supermarkets have also signed a commitment to cut waste by 20% by 2025, although there are concerns over a lack of transparency in reported waste figures, as they are reported for the industry rather than individual supermarkets.
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Over all, total plastic packaging in Britain's main supermarkets amounted to 995,000 tons last year, the report found, although some supermarkets were experimenting with selling more loose produce rather than relying largely on fruit and vegetables wrapped in plastic.
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There are 880 Delhaize supermarkets and around 50 Albert Heijn stores in Belgium.
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Retail sales were led higher by supermarkets, stationary and books, the data showed.
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One of the U.K.'s biggest supermarkets has opened a till-free store.
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Customers started demanding supermarkets stock it, first in Europe and now in America.
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The frozen foods were sold in supermarkets nationwide, including Trader Joe's and Costco.
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Cheap chain-pubs socialise private drinking (supermarkets can undercut the cheapest of them).
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Growing up in Philadelphia, the supermarkets of my childhood were just that: super.
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Supermarkets and pharmacies are either closed, or empty, due to lack of power.
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Supermarkets aren't the only source of packaging waste, but they're a major contributor.
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There were also more instances of looting at supermarkets and clashes with police.
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On this basis trampoline parks, imported from America, are filling up former supermarkets.
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They sweep barbershop floors and pack bags in supermarkets, working only for tips.
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Lidl is one of many supermarkets looking turning to renewable forms of energy.
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Supermarkets are giving fresh produce more space, at the expense of tinned products.
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France is less exposed to intrusive discount supermarkets than most countries in Europe.
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Scarborough has markets, and larger supermarkets are in Carnbee, about 15 minutes away.
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Volunteers are unloading crates and arranging oranges, leeks and cheese donated by supermarkets.
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Supermarkets have gobbled up the meal-kit idea and made it their own.
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In Portsmouth, I was a master of stealing sweets and drinks from supermarkets.
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FairPrice supermarkets and Watsons pharmacies said their sales of such products had doubled.
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When supermarkets have sales, it's not necessarily to make fools of their customers.
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Falabella's operations include department stores, supermarkets, home improvement centers, malls and financial services.
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That means that yesterday, everyone hit up their supermarkets for snow day essentials.
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THE aisles of many Tesco supermarkets are undergoing a rapid transformation this week.
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HG: Even so we did see some panic buying in supermarkets last week.
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The supermarkets desperately needed dollars, too: It was how they paid for imports.
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Scroll on to see exactly how the item costs at different supermarkets varied.
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Yep, Aussies are still stunned by the wonders of colour television and supermarkets.
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This practice is denied by supermarkets, but corroborated by other food waste campaigners.
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The Amazon Go store now in beta test is smaller then regular supermarkets.
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Supermarkets in big cities are starting to put blocks of cheese on display.
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Two supermarkets, Dominick's and Jewel-Osco, associated themselves with Jordan without his permission.
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In France, legislators have banned big supermarkets from destroying unsold but edible food.
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Most supermarkets stock the ingredients that may not already be in your pantry.
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Most of the time when they arrive at supermarkets, they're wet and limp.
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There are whole cubicles dedicated to displaying mini wooden supermarkets, hospitals, and diners.
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It's December, so supermarkets and department stores play the ring-ting-tingling song.
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BARE shelves in supermarkets and soaring inflation would worry any central-bank governor.
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We found the opening of more full service supermarkets only benefited wealthier communities.
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Supermarkets sold out, with some people bulk-buying enough to last them weeks.
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They ran into supermarkets and stripped the shelves of bread, milk and batteries.
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Back then, before the supermarkets arrived, most of their business was in groceries.
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That's leading to supply shortages and a spike in prices at some supermarkets.
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Trader Joe's is an especially good place to shop, but supermarkets work, too.
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Whole wings are available in supermarkets, but usually they're cut in two places.
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The land of the Seminoles was turned to carnival lots, supermarkets, strip malls.
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On Sunday, supermarkets had more people standing in line than did polling stations.
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The flagship Chanel store windows were shattered, as were those of several supermarkets.
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This includes banks, hospitals, supermarkets, pharmacies, gas stations, post offices, and the like.
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In Southeast Asia, lettuce spoils on the way from farms to city supermarkets.
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Many others wondered how the measure would impact schools, bureaucratic procedures and supermarkets.
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There are some decent brands available, in Asian groceries, many supermarkets and online.
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Supermarkets, petrol stations, pharmacies and bike shops were amongst the services designated essential.
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The streets hum with activity from supermarkets, cheap diners, hairdressers and cellphone stores.
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They also visited 1,600 supermarkets and pharmacies, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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In fact, 50 percent of packaged food items in American supermarkets contain it.
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Anez said supermarkets, hospitals, banks and pharmacies would continue to operate as normal.
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Madrid has also closed restaurants, bars, and shops — except for supermarkets and pharmacies.
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Supermarkets emptied, people went hungry, and food ended up on the black market.
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Hundreds of supermarkets and department stores across Tokyo and surrounding prefectures also closed.
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But everyone goes to supermarkets, so the Misfits program is a big deal.
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Supermarkets commonly feature bacon in weekly ads to drive more traffic to stores.
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Many shops and supermarkets have been selling out of fresh food each morning.
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The Fairway in Harlem is one of the largest supermarkets in the neighborhood.
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The regulator is seeking to fine each of the supermarkets around $23 million.
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Supermarkets are adding juice bars and health clinics and bringing dieticians into stores.
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Many refugees now work in supermarkets, hotels and other businesses in the city.
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And-- and so-- we've been very focused on supermarkets and-- and-- and grocery.
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And supermarkets will probably benefit if consumers eat at home to save cash.
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You won't find whale meat for sale in the town's restaurants or supermarkets.
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For his part, Mr. Maduro has militarized all of Venezuela's institutions — including supermarkets.
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The country's shopping centres and supermarkets have also been temporarily closed over weekends.
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Sales at supermarkets, electronics and appliance stores and general merchandise shops also fell.
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Trader Joe's has basically the same cereal as other supermarkets, just labeled differently.
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You might want to avoid going to supermarkets because the whole point of supermarkets is that they've invested billions of dollars into working out what triggers your impulse to take something off the shelf, even if you don't need it.
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Read more: Amex Business Gold card reviewGroceriesAmerican Express Gold Card: 4x points at US supermarkets, on up to $25,000 per year (then 1x point; 1%-8% return on spending)Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express: 6% cash back at supermarkets on up to $6,000 spent per year (then 13%; 1%-6% return on spending)Hilton Honors American Express Surpass card: 6 points per dollar spent at US supermarkets (3.6% return on spending)Blue Cash Everyday® Credit Card from American Express: 3% cash back at supermarkets on up to $6,000 spent per year (then 1%; 1%-53% return on spending)With 4x points on the first $25,000 spent each year at US supermarkets, the Amex Gold card offers the most generous payout on grocery spending.
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There are long queues for food at state-owned supermarkets, where prices are fixed.
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I stopped into four supermarkets before finally finding everything and arrived home at 10am.
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Supermarkets J Sainsbury and Wm Morrison both beat sales expectations over the festive season.
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What good would a medium-sized chain of unprofitable upscale supermarkets do for Amazon?
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Supermarkets have closed stores or shortened hours due to delivery delays and supply shortages.
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But for years, unauthorized Carla clones have been popping up in supermarkets, Aiosa alleges.
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Elderly people are increasingly seen driving taxis, serving in supermarkets and even guarding banks.
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The startup said it pays producers a 75% cut, "roughly double" what supermarkets pay.
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Many of the deaths have occurred during looting when supermarkets were set on fire.
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Television stations, supermarkets, shops and homes were looted in Libreville on Wednesday and Thursday.
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About 10% have cell phone service and about half of the supermarkets are open.
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The company also piloted a delivery service through two supermarkets in Shanghai and Hangzhou.
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Keurig got there first, offering a variety of brands, and selling them through supermarkets.
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For suburban boomers, the vibe might be much more unusual, compared to most supermarkets.
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Looking for ways to survive, Odajima is now courting boutique supermarkets and upscale restaurants.
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The partnership would have allowed Theranos to offer tests in more than 800 supermarkets.
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The brothers recently expanded their brand to sell their specialty beef blend in supermarkets.
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Posters in supermarkets and on bus-stops display deals for fizzy drinks and burgers.
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L) and a push from supermarkets into clothing, while younger shoppers favor Primark (ABF.
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Sainsbury's has about 606 supermarkets, 815 convenience stores and operates 311 petrol filling stations.
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In 2015, France introduced legislation banning big supermarkets from destroying unsold but edible food.
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They serve as flood protection, water quality improvement, and are "biological supermarkets" for wildlife.
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The firm said it was entering into consultation to close a further seven supermarkets.
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Theranos made agreements to reach customers through outlets at Walgreens pharmacies and Safeway supermarkets.
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The brothers recently expanded their brand to sell their specialty beef blend in supermarkets.
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To cater to after-work shoppers, department stores and supermarkets stay open till 10pm.
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All these items will are being pulled from supermarkets in the U.S. and Mexico.
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Gas stations and supermarkets are rationing supplies, while banks are running low on cash.
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Some have ended up in supermarkets and on menus, via partners like Edible Invaders.
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A similar thing had happened over the years with cashiers in supermarkets and stores.
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That means you can earn up to 13 points per dollar at US supermarkets.
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Supermarkets are allowed to open until noon, but most other business has shut down.
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For larger firms like supermarkets and construction companies, it can reach thousands of euros.
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Barbados residents piled sand to prevent flooding and rushed to supermarkets to purchase supplies.
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Social media showed images of supermarkets in Jaco with merchandise strewn across the aisles.
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Shop groceries at InstacartHow it works: Instacart brings together local supermarkets on one platform.
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Retail clinics located in pharmacies, some supermarkets and mass merchandisers are a potential solution.
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Lots of European supermarkets assumed [Aldi and Lidl] stores were for low-income shoppers . . .
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"In supermarkets most of the fish is about 12 days old already," he explains.
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The supermarkets had not ordered more of the ice cream and we were blamed.
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Shoppers, on the other hand, rushed to supermarkets and gas stations that remained open.
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Hema stores were first introduced in 2015 as an attempt to reinvent traditional supermarkets.
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Supermarkets are struggling to meet an increase in demand caused by coronavirus panic-buying.
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Supermarkets are restricted as to when they can make home deliveries under UK law.
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With long queues and empty shelves in various supermarkets, the scenes look pretty shocking.
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They're going to whatever supermarkets they can and buying the cheapest food they can.
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Supermarkets and fancy food shops, as well as online sources, sell candied orange peel.
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Supermarkets and shopping malls are about 573 minutes away by car, Ms. Guzmán said.
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The chain sent out support staff members and temporary replacement workers to several supermarkets.
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Checkout lines are the single most annoying experience everyone I know has at supermarkets.
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Supermarkets and pharmacies are exempted, and restaurants can continue external food deliveries, it added.
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The group trades from over 600 supermarkets and about 800 convenience stores in Britain.
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The supermarkets are closed on Sunday and an Elks Lodge anchors the busiest intersection.
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Suburban America may be just fine with its sprawling supermarkets, like H-E-B.
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Restaurants, coffee shops and upscale supermarkets are blocks away, if not across the street.
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That approval finally arrived several months ago, and last September Impossible hit select supermarkets.
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Supermarkets and big-box retailers are now also focusing on small, conveniently located stores.
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Supermarkets are already huge collectors of customer data through consumer loyalty and discount programs.
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H-E-B operates more than 358 stores, including superstores, supermarkets, and gourmet markets.
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H-E-B operates more than 358 stores including superstores, supermarkets, and gourmet markets.
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The supermarkets also don't always stock the brands or products that Syrian customers want.
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And people, fearing that there could be worse to come, are cleaning out supermarkets.
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Supermarkets and commercial stores which shuttered on Saturday had mostly reopened by Sunday morning.
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Residents only go out occasionally to stock up on supplies at supermarkets and pharmacies.
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It gave adults access to the bigger and less expensive supermarkets down the hill.
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Venezuelan supermarkets that remain open are often a shadow of what they once were.
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The data will help Greenpeace rank 20 top supermarkets based on their plastic usage.
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Supermarkets are one of the few union strongholds in the retail and service industries.
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Dunn cautioned that supermarkets account for less than half of beverage sales in Philadelphia.
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There are "apartment complexes, supermarkets, a bowling alley, karaoke," one of the workers explains.
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They streamed into the post office, a few open restaurants and supermarkets, donning masks.
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Supermarkets and restaurants will also have to comply with mandatory composting across the state.
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Some supermarkets affixed signs on their entrance doors apologizing for the — admittedly small — surcharge.
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This card earns 0003% back at US supermarkets on up to $2000,24 per year (then 2000%) — but if you spend $6,000 at US supermarkets in a year, you'll earn $360 back with this card, so it could be worth paying the fee.
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Martin said the biggest danger to the pub industry was the continuing disparity between the taxation of supermarkets and pubs, noting pubs paid sales tax at a rate of 13 percent on meals whereas a lot of food sold by supermarkets was exempt.
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Based in Xiangtan, Hunan Province, Better Life's businesses include department stores, supermarkets and convenience stores.
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Some worry that supermarkets will simply switch to paper bags, which could add to deforestation.
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The Queen was out again on Wednesday to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Sainsbury's supermarkets.
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In 2017, supermarkets and superstores redeemed 82% of all SNAP benefits, according to the USDA.
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Buyers soon raided supermarkets to snap up essential items, especially toilet paper and instant food.
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Take the cleaning and shelf-scanning robots being deployed in supermarkets like Walmart, for example.
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Photographs on social media have shown empty shelves in supermarkets in the city of Miami.
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Even in the 1970s President Richard Nixon accused supermarkets of profiteering and introduced price controls.
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Ironically, he said, he used to drive the goods from the docks to the supermarkets.
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Some well-known companies, such as Publix supermarkets and Quicktrip convenience stores, have created ESOPs.
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Their demise came as supermarkets expanded, but electrification of business vehicles is gathering pace anew.
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Vanilla is now used in thousands of the food products we find in our supermarkets.
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Though the government ordered drivers to serve hospitals and supermarkets first, a black market developed.
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Many retailers, including some big supermarkets, triggered their contingency plans at the beginning of January.
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In supermarkets in Najaf in neighbouring Iraq, meanwhile, supplies of Iranian tomato paste are plentiful.
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The products were distributed to supermarkets and food service accounts in the U.S. and Canada.
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After moving overseas 15 years ago, however, he started buying all his yogurt from supermarkets.
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"Eat-as-you-shop" is one innovation of Hema Xiansheng, a chain of fancy supermarkets.
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"The standards are so high that it is sold in very few supermarkets," he explains.
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Dollar General stores are 7,400 square feet on average, compared to 40,153 square-foot supermarkets.
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The food included stuff that is routinely available in supermarkets, neighborhood groceries, and discount outlets.
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Beware of Special Sales If supermarkets are putting wines on sale, there's obviously a reason.
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Ports were closed; supermarkets rendered useless; and businesses forced to resort to pen and paper.
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The hummus was distributed to supermarkets and other retail outlets in the U.S. and Canada.
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He also warned against the threat of a takeover by Italy's Coop, or cooperative supermarkets.
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Social media are awash with videos of shoppers plundering supermarkets and brawling with each other.
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France has passed legislation requiring supermarkets to donate all unsold but edible food to charities.
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In Miami, supermarkets and other stores were already selling out of water and nonperishable food.
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Skip the supermarkets and fast-food chains and seek out what's good in the region.
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The project has supply deals with supermarkets and looser arrangements with restaurants and food banks.
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As people avoid the streets, supermarkets benefit as people buy more home necessities, he said.
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The webpage said 84.3% of gas stations were operating and 88.8% of supermarkets were operating.
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Investments in public transit can help people access local corner stores, supermarkets and farmers' markets.
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Mr. Bloomberg walked into and out of five supermarkets, unable to navigate the narrow aisles.
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And supermarkets caught on in the 1950s, undermining the door-to-door-delivery business model.
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There's no fee, and any spending at supermarkets, restaurants, or on airfare earns outsize bonuses.
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In Qatar's supermarkets, Turkish brands like Ülker and Pinar soft cream cheeses are doing well.
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Those include opening high-tech supermarkets and testing drone delivery to reach China's rural consumers.
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France last year introduced a law requiring supermarkets to give their unsold food to charity.
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Supermarkets had separate aisles for Chinese products, and Kampala's nightlife district now had karaoke bars.
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The origins of seafood bought at supermarkets are as mislabeled as their origins are unknown.
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UK consumers have called for supermarkets to create plastic-free aisles because of pollution concerns.
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Dutch supermarkets have been stepping up their game when it comes to international food options.
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There were swimming pools, supermarkets, and other attractive amenities that have since spiraled into decay.
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They were also selling fruits and vegetables you don't see in mainstream supermarkets, like plantain.
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He reached out to different supermarkets in Miami and targeted Whole Foods for its clientele.
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Only stores providing basic services — like supermarkets and gas stations — were allowed to stay open.
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Four years ago, Makro, a national chain of supermarkets, decided to pursue an aggressive expansion.
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The farm's Farmlife Organics brand can also be found at supermarkets like Wegmans and ShopRite.
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Clients will also see interest rates lowered for purchases in pharmacies, supermarkets, clinics and hospitals.
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In supermarkets in Najaf in neighboring Iraq, meanwhile, supplies of Iranian tomato paste are plentiful.
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But among more plentiful Israeli supermarkets, a database of prices appears to have lowered them.
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On Saturday, the region of Lombardy recommended that supermarkets take customers' temperature at the entrance.
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"Supermarkets are where the massive volume of single-use bags comes from," Mr. Lander said.
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Supermarkets in Taos, New Mexico saw a run on bulk packages of dried pinto beans.
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In July, farmers had to fly in lettuce from overseas to meet contracts with supermarkets.
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Presliced cutlets are available in most supermarkets, and any butcher will make them for you.
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And here are images of the supermarkets being emptied by panic shopping across the country.
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Pharmacies, grocery stores, supermarkets and cooperative societies were excluded from the order, Dubai Economy said.
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In Alexandra, local broadcaster eNCA showed pictures of bustling streets and long queues outside supermarkets.
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Supermarkets, pharmacies, bakeries, petrol stations and banks will remain open but must implement capacity restrictions.
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Supermarkets, pharmacies, bakeries, petrol stations and banks will remain open but must implement capacity restrictions.
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But they initially made few inroads in a market where supermarkets can carry class connotations.
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Roberts has re-built Sainsburys operating model for its over 1,400 supermarkets and convenience stores.
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Price comparisons with supermarkets are tricky because of the way online services package their orders.
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The advertising campaign is timed to promote the launch of its products in British supermarkets.
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He likened himself to a man running a tasteful boutique in a world of supermarkets.
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Rioters in the capital set fire to buses and damaged subway stations, supermarkets, and offices.
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Supermarkets and gas stations across NSW and Victoria have seen long queues in recent days.
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Residents only go out occasionally to stock up on supplies at nearby supermarkets and pharmacies.
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The researchers buy unwanted shrimp shells from restaurants, supermarkets and local fishermen at cheap prices.
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New York (CNN Business)Supermarkets are trying to entice shoppers with more than just food.
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London (CNN)Several major British supermarkets are recalling hummus dips amid fears they contain salmonella.
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Food waste protesters like to rail against supermarkets for discarding "ugly" fruits and misshapen vegetables.
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Impossible says a retail version of the burger is coming to supermarkets sometime in 2019.
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Launched nearly 30 years ago, the brand is now a familiar sight in British supermarkets.
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Last year, Derambarsh successfully promoted a measure obliging supermarkets to donate unsold food to charity.
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The company supplies private label products to supermarkets, specialty retailers, foodservice distributors and restaurant operators.
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Amazon reportedly wants to launch a separate line of lower-priced supermarkets than Whole Foods.
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It crushed homes, schools, supermarkets, roads and airports across the northern end of the Bahamas.
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Tears streamed down my face in supermarkets; my shoulders heaved silently on family car trips.
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This means supermarkets are empty of basics from rice to chicken, let alone Christmas gifts.
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The regulations also offer small traders protection from competition from big businesses such as supermarkets.
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"Some are afraid to go to supermarkets" when Mr. Trump is in town, he said.
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Many shops and supermarkets have remained closed, leaving residents with few places to buy water.
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In malls, cafes and supermarkets around Riyadh, Saudis digested the escalation in their own ways.
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We tasted every instant noodle on the market, from supermarkets to obscure Asian food stores.
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Since then the 31-year-old has worked at menial jobs in McDonald's and local supermarkets.
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Walmart's struggles also affected supermarkets, as the company noted that meat and dairy prices are down.
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It also opened 135 supermarkets in China under its Hema division, according to its earnings release.
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The new pickup option works alongside Instacart's delivery service, which supports many of the same supermarkets.
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They sort of pulled a Beyoncé when it arrived in Kroger supermarkets this week, mostly unannounced.
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South Korean products were also no longer for sale at Ruixiang's online platform and its supermarkets.
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Journalists saw young men stripping shelves bare in some supermarkets that were charred from the protests.
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In May , they staged a die-in at two Publix Supermarkets, who donated $670,000 to Putnam.
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The new Pedialyte Sparkling Rush packets are available at Target, at Meijer supermarkets, and on Amazon.
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The warehouses serve as condensed supermarkets that can supply several stores with click-and-collect orders.
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A quarter of Ireland's imports come from Britain, partly because British chains own supermarkets in Ireland.
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October 31 is fast approaching, which means all supermarkets and drugstores are brimming with Halloween decorations.
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In hotels, it will get everything, while in supermarkets, the USB ports would be stripped out.
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In recent decades, such stores have been replaced by bigger supermarkets often many miles (kilometers) away.
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Few producers and processors record accurately what they throw away, and supermarkets resist sharing such information.
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Most supermarkets have not embraced the automated checkouts common elsewhere, nor airlines self-service check-ins.
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Don't be surprised when robots start showing up in supermarkets and malls—and in our homes.
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McDonald's in July said U.S. restaurants will raise food prices far more than supermarkets this year.
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Large medical clinics and supermarkets often refuse to accept plastic cards and instead ask for cash.
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In contrast supermarkets in France only put up their prices by 6% in the same period.
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We've also got world-class hospitals, theaters, sports teams and the Disney of supermarkets: Publix. 3.
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Inspired by "mystery shoppers" who visit supermarkets, they send "standardised patients" to clinics across the world.
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That strategy discourages supermarkets from opening and it threatens existing mom-and-pop grocers, critics say.
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The conglomerate plans on rolling out 100 of these supermarkets by the end of the year.
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People cowered in shopping centers and supermarkets and black plumes of smoke rose across the skyline.
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When you guys go out to shop at supermarkets now, do you find yourselves personifying wieners?
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In particular, there will be Amazon lockers in 1,000 supermarkets and smaller grocery stores across France.
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Eyal Ravid, the chief executive of Victory supermarkets, sees a win-win for consumers and retailers.
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It said on Wednesday it would introduce around 21.3 Argos outlets in supermarkets over three years.
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Other traditional supermarkets are also trying to figure out a profitable way to sell groceries online.
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The value of the deal, which also includes four Gulfmart supermarkets in Bahrain, was not disclosed.
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The company, which trades from over 1,200 supermarkets and convenience stores, has a workforce of 161,000.
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I grew up working in supermarkets so that was always an inspiration, to recreate real life.
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I'm always photographing supermarkets whether I am allowed or not and constantly going through the pictures.
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Rabbit is a popular dish in France and is widely available at butchers and in supermarkets.
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Supermarkets of tomorrow Online stores are nothing new, but what if physical shops went online, too?
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But as competition among supermarkets intensifies, winning loyalty from young, millennial customers will prove increasingly valuable.
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First, it expands the reach to include chain convenience stores and supermarkets that sell prepared food.
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However, all of Britain's big four supermarkets lost market share to German-owned discounters Aldiand Lidl.
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The growth of the Neighborhood Market is the biggest risk for traditional supermarkets, including Whole Foods.
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Of its 2,796 supermarkets, 2,255 have pharmacies, which generated 9 percent of its sales last year.
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Supermarkets sell products that are essential for everyday life and exhibit low revenue and margin volatility.
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The rally was broad-based, with British supermarkets, banks and mining companies among the top risers.
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Many French supermarkets offer discounts on "ugly" fruits and vegetables — sometimes as much as 30 percent.
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Supermarkets, clothing stores, restaurants, banks, hair salons, laundromats and a post office are at residents' doorsteps.
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Kohl later went on to open 48 supermarkets in Wisconsin before selling the chain in 1970.
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Starting in 2020, the card will also earn 2x miles at US supermarkets and at restaurants.
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"The good bit is that supermarkets have doubled the size of their baking sections," she said.
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Among supermarkets, say, or gas stations or selling jeans, it's always been survival of the fittest.
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Canned and bottled coffee is usually found in the refrigerated sections of supermarkets or convenience stores.
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Packaged foods feature expiration dates, while meat and dairy are refrigerated round-the-clock in supermarkets.
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"Supermarkets have trained people to see foods in a certain way, in certain styles," Kirkham says.
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Nevertheless, the U.S. has so far been okay with allowing certain GM foods into our supermarkets.
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Before I only stuck with one, but now I've been going to different supermarkets as well.
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Then there are the supermarkets, which charge £1.50 for three onions in a bit of polythene.
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Cardholders can earn:6% cash back at all US supermarkets on purchases up to $6,000 annually.
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Supermarkets have also imposed limits on how much shoppers can buy of items like toilet roll.
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Supermarkets have seen shortages of toilet paper and hand sanitizer as anxious consumers stockpile the products.
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These days, supermarkets, drugstores and even corner bodegas often carry world-class beers among their selections.
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Only stores providing basic services — such as supermarkets and gas stations — were allowed to stay open.
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The government urged people not to panic buy goods, saying that supermarkets, pharmacies will stay open.
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A large proportion of the poultry for sale at supermarkets is tainted with antibiotic-resistant salmonella.
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Garden stores, sidewalk vendors, and supermarkets and big-box stores, like Whole Foods and Home Depot.
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Due to the coronavirus, much of Israel's economy is shut, although supermarkets and pharmacies are open.
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Panic selling is happening in the financial markets, while panic buying is happening in the supermarkets.
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Their favorite studies come from markets like Chilean gasoline, Israeli supermarkets and Danish ready-mix concrete.
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France already requires large supermarkets to donate, rather than throw away, food that is still edible.
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"The masks have been our biggest issue," said Avi Kaner, co-owner of Morton Williams Supermarkets.
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UK supermarkets are starting to ration food after British people become gripped by coronavirus panic buying.
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This is designed to reduce the number of customers going to supermarkets to do their shopping.
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Zion Markets (Korean) and 99 Ranches (Taiwanese) jostle with, or even replace, Vons and Albertsons supermarkets.
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"We are confident that supermarkets have the supply chains necessary to keep shelves stocked," he said.
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The factory will be near Middlesborough and supply hospitals, schools, places of work, pharmacies and supermarkets.
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Of course racists shop at supermarkets and play in bands and enjoy Seinfeld and own cats.
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Smucker's said lower prices at supermarkets for peanut butter and coffee are hurting its bottom line.
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Our community leader coordinates with local supermarkets to ensure every household has enough food and supplies.
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Many supermarkets and other major retailers in Britain already decline to sell energy drinks to children.
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In Singapore, supermarkets were cleaned out of household cleaning products and hand sanitizers over the weekend.
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For Mr. Faraji, that means selling honey and saffron to supermarkets and running a cosmetics shop.
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Those robots are designed for commercial use at hotels, airports and supermarkets, according to the company.
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These comprise 601 supermarkets, 782 convenience stores, 739 Argos stores including concessions, plus three Habitat stores.
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There wasn't much choice: no restaurants except chains, no good takeout and no shortage of supermarkets.
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Fortunately, retail sales figures for Christmas offers the biggest four supermarkets some alternatives to cutting prices.
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Industry data this week showed the lowest sales growth over Christmas for supermarkets for five years.
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He and his successors gave the French atomic bombs, supermarkets, Ariane rockets and high-speed trains.
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In Daegu and elsewhere, citizens flocked to supermarkets and pharmacies to buy surgical masks and supplies.
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More supermarkets, restaurants and start-ups — many based in Europe — are trying to confront the problem.
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On videos circulating on social media you'll hear Americans harassing Spanish-speakers at supermarkets and restaurants.
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Starting next week, one third of all its supermarkets will have already transitioned to reusable bags.
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Other plans include renovating supermarkets with a slightly smaller assortment and a focus on fresh food.
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The attack took place on Howard Drive, a street close to several synagogues and kosher supermarkets.
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Sainsbury's and Asda argue the discounters have an influence on how supermarkets of any size trade.
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More than two-thirds of all the beer sold in supermarkets is offered at a discount.
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Supermarkets in Caracas, nearly empty for much of 22020 and 2018, are again stocked with food.
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Discount supermarkets still account for a much smaller share of the UK market than in Germany.
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Some smaller grocers, including Price Chopper Supermarkets, are reserving an hour of shopping for seniors, too.
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Mr. Batali is also selling his shares in Eataly, the global chain of luxury Italian supermarkets.
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A few tycoons own the property companies, utilities, supermarkets and other businesses central to everyday life.
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Every year in France Jewish storefronts are vandalized, including arson in kosher supermarkets this past week.
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But that's exactly what Florida wildlife conservationists and local Whole Foods supermarkets want you to do.
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Day and Owens-Smith also source local ingredients and visit Glasgow's Asian supermarkets for recipe inspiration.
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Sam's Club and mainstream supermarkets offer bison in the form of steaks, hot dogs and ground chuck.
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And by the time October rolls around, they're all over supermarkets, farm stands, and front doorsteps, too.
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I stopped at two supermarkets and couldn't find it, so I went to an Italian specialty store.
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Market leader Tesco was the best performing of Britain's big four supermarkets over the 12 week period.
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The Telegraph's report cited three major supermarkets as possible candidates for the tech: Asda, Morrisons, and Tesco.
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That means that people are waiting hours in scorching heat for gasoline, and supermarkets are rationing food.
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It is sold in government supermarkets as part of a massive food aid program for the poor.
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Mid-week holidays have "less competition," from supermarkets and other outlets, and thus, are better for business.
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Prices for avocados and bread were up to 30% lower at supermarkets near Lidl stores, Gielens found.
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Falling food prices — combined with higher quality products and better customer service — boosted scores for most supermarkets.
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Reverse-vending machines, which accept empty drinks bottles and return money to users, are appearing in supermarkets.
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"There's barely any drinking water, not even in supermarkets; my fear is for my kids," another said.
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Jars of peanut butter cost $12 in local supermarkets—three times as much as in South Africa.
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"We live in the valley, where it's concrete and strip malls and hotels and supermarkets," Okrepkie said.
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In addition to property, such families dominate industries with limited competition such as ports, utilities and supermarkets.
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Other store formats such as supermarkets and convenience stores, however, posted stronger sales growth in the quarter.
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Consequently, supermarkets tucked in to the brandy butter, while the Christmas lights went out in several retailers.
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British supermarkets have been forced into price-cutting and other promotions to fend off Aldi and Lidl.
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Tacon's remit is to ensure the ten largest UK supermarkets treat their direct suppliers lawfully and fairly.
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Looting and food riots are proliferating, with hungry mobs chanting, "We want food!" outside increasingly empty supermarkets.
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"Alpha Supermarkets will be the only retailer in Pakistan that stocks Tesco private-label products," Khuhro said.
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But one way of getting that would be if France were to engender more competition between supermarkets.
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Supermarkets price their items differently and you don't want to spend more money than you have to.
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To reach as many as possible, Shoprite, a South African retailer, has opened supermarkets in 15 countries.
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It showed that 25% of the 78 products tested from UK supermarkets did not contain 100% oregano.
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Standing in line at supermarkets and pharmacies has now become part of daily life for many Venezuelans.
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His farm does not sell any of its produce on the open market, including restaurants and supermarkets.
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"We're in retail, wholesale; we sell to restaurants, livery companies, clubs, airlines, and even supermarkets," explains Walters.
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How long before supermarkets are stripped of Dolmio jars and England is pulled out of the Euros?
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Companies it controls employ around 400,000 workers, about as many as Kroger supermarkets and more than IBM.
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Cinnamon Bun Oreos, made of cinnamon-flavored cookies and "cinnamon bun-flavored creme," hit supermarkets last year.
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The team booked in a meeting with Australian's major supermarkets, Coles and Woolworths, in two weeks time.
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We work with people that the supermarkets can't buy from because the producers don't have the quantity.
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Some of the casualties were people strolling outside or coming out of supermarkets, the emergency services said.
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Produce at supermarkets cost more than usual in some locations, even as supplies were returning to normal.
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The group calls itself the seventh-largest grocery store cooperative in the United States serving 500 supermarkets.
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"[British] supermarkets and grocers are among the very best retailers in the world," Kavan told The Guardian.
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Then in 2015, it amended its rules to match federal requirements that covered convenience stores and supermarkets.
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They seemed puny compared with the watery giants sold in American supermarkets, but they tasted much better.
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Last week, protests turned violent in parts of the country where demonstrators demanded empty supermarkets be resupplied.
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Creative Gourmet is an Australia-based company that distributes frozen fruits to restaurants and supermarkets across Australia.
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If people aren't mentioning it in local supermarkets and coffee shops, don't message it in those places.
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DOVE® is synonymous with the colorfully wrapped PROMISES® we grab off the shelves in supermarkets.
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I've called on the leaders of our largest trusted supermarkets to pull it from their shelves. pic.twitter.
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Many restaurants, supermarkets and gas stations will only accept cash because credit card systems are still down.
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With 700 Konzum supermarkets across Croatia, Agrokor is omnipresent in its homeland and active throughout the region.
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Most of the supermarkets have reopened but are rationing food, according to Toa Baja Mayor Betito Marquez.
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Researchers looked into sales at 369 stores including 101 supermarkets, 85033 mass merchandise stores and 237 pharmacies.
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The company is facing more competition from other supermarkets that have been increasing their organic produce options.
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The higher earning rate on restaurants, plus the rate at US supermarkets, might make up for that.
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Starting this month, Impossible Foods is finally offering its veggie-based version of ground beef in supermarkets.
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And Waitrose supermarkets reported that baking tray purchases increased a staggering 881 percent since the series began.
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Notes due 0003 * Wm morrison supermarkets -announces tender offers for its outstanding eur 700,000,000 2.250 per cent.
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According to sources, Philadelphia supermarkets have seen Coca-Cola sales volumes fall 1.53 percent to 21.5 percent.
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She would approach older men in Upper Manhattan restaurants or supermarkets, pretending she knew them, prosecutors said.
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After opening Kanaan Express, a fast-casual food place, they plan to take their hummus into supermarkets.
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It has five different store formats ranging from city convenience stores to large supermarkets in suburban areas.
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That is changing a specific supply chain for a specific number of supermarkets on a specific product.
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It may be a product that is sold in supermarkets, but many still view it as art.
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The global coffee chain has opened several in China, its second-largest market, in Alibaba's Hema supermarkets.
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Metro Inc, which operates some 600 supermarkets in Quebec and Ontario, fell 2.9 percent to C$43.16.
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Castoldi said she began to notice "overflowing" supermarkets as people panic-bought toilet paper, meat, and pasta.
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All schools will be closed from Tuesday while supermarkets and service stations will remain open, Ardern said.
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Belgians' travel will be limited to visits to supermarkets, pharmacies and banks or for cases of emergency.
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One way Dunkin' has built its brand across the country is by selling packaged coffee in supermarkets.
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Mr. Batali also sold his shares in Eataly, the fast-growing global chain of luxury Italian supermarkets.
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But union officials said that only a minority of the supermarkets, mostly the big chains, were complying.
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As the outbreak worsens, New Yorkers have begun stockpiling food and supplies, leaving some supermarkets swept clean.
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He got married, worked at Walmart and Weis supermarkets and rose to the position of assistant manager.
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To make matters worse, the stuff sold in American supermarkets as Marsala often isn't Marsala at all.
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It then went further on March 11 and closed all retail outlets except some supermarkets and pharmacies.
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U.K. supermarkets pleaded with shoppers Sunday not to stockpile goods and to only take what they need.
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Even in 2020, supermarkets still have an old school paper and pen ordering process with wholesale distributors.
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Most stores and public places closed, with the exception of supermarkets and small shops with essential goods.
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Supermarkets in the UK are rationing hand sanitizer, antibacterial wipes, and pasta to prevent coronavirus panic buying
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He said Britons should avoid going to supermarkets at peak hours and only buy what they need.
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The measure, which Congress approved unanimously this week, gives large retailers and supermarkets six months to comply.
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The rank markets of raw flesh and living sea creatures still defied the advances of sterile supermarkets.
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Videos online show crowds of people at supermarkets across the city wildly jostling for toilet paper rolls.
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In most regions, businesses involved with public utilities, supermarkets or other essential industries are to remain open.
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You can find this shrimp at upscale supermarkets and fish shops; ask for chemical-free wild shrimp.
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In Daegu, shopping districts, supermarkets and parks were empty as the government asked citizens to stay home.
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Smucker's recently said lower prices at supermarkets for peanut butter and coffee are hurting its bottom line.
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There's more: Employees at big-box retailers, supermarkets, pharmacy chains, and department stores have also trialed Clearview.
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They also fired machine guns and rifles as civilians cowered in shopping malls and supermarkets for cover.
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A bigger test, he says, will be how these patties fare in supermarkets, where shoppers watch pennies.
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On September 20th Impossible Burgers made their debut in America's supermarkets, retailing for around $12 per pound.
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Retail giant Seven & I Holdings said it would shut its supermarkets and department stores in metropolitan Tokyo.
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The number of US supermarkets will decline by 6% in the next five years, Inmar Analytics predicted.
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Supermarkets sell products that are essential for everyday life and exhibit low volatility in revenue and margins.
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It markets jewellery, textiles, machinery, construction materials, garments, cosmetics, and home appliances through supermarkets and department stores.
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This card offers a bigger welcome bonus and a higher earning rate for dining and US supermarkets.
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In retaliation, Putin banned some European food imports, emptying many luxury goods from shelves in Russian supermarkets.
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Myrtle Beach hardware stores and supermarkets were busy ringing up sales of bottled water, plywood and generators.
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But one downside to living in a tourist-facing city, residents say, is the shortage of supermarkets.
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"Waste is Delicious" said it plans to expand to three more supermarkets in the next few months.
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Residents of Wuhan are required to wear masks in public and undergo temperature checks before entering supermarkets.
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It has over 350 sites in Britain and Ireland and hires for some major supermarkets and retailers.
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Long lines have been seen outside of supermarkets in northern Italy as panic buying sweeps the area.
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Three supermarkets, catering largely to tourists, now compete with the local marché, which appears Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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The price of imported goods in supermarkets is up, and thus so is the cost of living.
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To repurpose their acres of space, he says, supermarkets could develop specialties that make them more competitive.
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Off-price retailers, supermarkets and office-supply chains are also reporting more growth lately than lack thereof.
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The Department of City Planning has measurements to determine how accessible supermarkets are in a given neighborhood.
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It said there was anecdotal evidence that food shoppers switched away from supermarkets to smaller local stores.
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Single-use bags can be taken to supermarkets in California for recycling, so we are collecting them.
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The industry is currently also fighting a ban on plastic bags in supermarkets by some city governments.
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Thus, supermarkets may have trouble restocking shelves, which could even lead to price spikes in some scenarios.
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And the company plans to make them available in supermarkets in every region nationwide by mid-2020.
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The group also named a new head of supermarkets after sales in that division began to slip.
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It is convenient to a boat launch and bike trails, as well as shops, supermarkets and restaurants.
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Survivors include the Marsh, ruby red, star and other comparatively flavorless descendants piled high in supermarkets everywhere.
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I head over to any of the supermarkets within blocks of my apartment in the East Village.
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We're a 530 acre organic farm and sell our products direct locally or via a co-operative into the supermarkets, so while the EU exports don't impact us directly, the influence of the commodity price impacts us all as it influences what we are paid by the supermarkets.
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People use their Alipay apps to pay at supermarkets and in taxis, and even at street food stalls.
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The acquisition wiped nearly $22 billion in market value from rival supermarkets and casts a cloud over Instacart.
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A recent sugar shortage prompted supermarkets to ration their supply, only allowing customers two kilograms at a time.
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Supermarkets are probably the next major industry group of pain, not just because Amazon has gotten into it.
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Lidl's biggest impact in the Untied States so far has been to force other supermarkets to lower prices.
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The main cities have a good variety of well-stocked supermarkets where you can find many familiar items.
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About half of all packaged products sold in supermarkets contain palm oil, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
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These supermarkets also have food courts, offering some of the finest meals available anywhere in the metro area.
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Some supermarkets are trying to cut down on packaging because the common perception is that it is wasteful.
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However, increasingly supermarkets are offering the same goods as these natural and organic plays, which could impact growth.
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In the past, the brand built life-size airport hangars, casinos and supermarkets to showcase the latest collections.
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Yes, we're talking about the vegetable you can find at most supermarkets for less than $183 a bunch.
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The grocery store system needs to change before our supermarkets and landfills look like one in the same.
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Arctic Zero offers more than 12 flavors that can be found at over 13,000 supermarkets and on Amazon.
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Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods supermarkets last year has brought about many changes to the organic grocery chain.
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Lactalis spokesman Michel Nalet said on BFM Television that the products can be exchanged in pharmacies or supermarkets.
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Though they've largely fallen out of favor with kids over the years, they're still widely available in supermarkets.
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Entocycle plans to grow its business by going directly to the top of the agricultural food chain: supermarkets.
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Despite the shuttered petrol stations and empty supermarkets, 87% of Brazilians told pollsters that they supported the drivers.
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Also missing from the shelves at the supermarkets and pet stores is locally produced dog and cat food.
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The issuance of ILCs to the likes of car manufactures and supermarkets has long been a controversial issue.
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That's precisely what's upsetting Brits across the nation as supermarkets begin to fill their shelves with mince pies.
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However, Britain's seven largest supermarkets still supplied about 1 billion bags with smaller shops supplying another 3.6 billion.
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An "army" of inspectors, under the direction of the production ministry, will enforce supermarkets' adherence to the freeze.
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Overall, the vending machine market has been slowing owing to competition from convenience stores, supermarkets and micro markets.
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With basics such as flour and rice running short, crowds chanting "We want food!" are thronging supermarkets daily.
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And then there are herbs that are oversized—big leafy bunches of them that the supermarkets won't take.
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She said that in October, they rival IPAs, the top-selling craft beer style in supermarkets across America.
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Now, Feed can launch its product in new countries and could sign new partnerships with supermarkets across Europe.
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Ordinary Qataris, however, were to be found crowding into supermarkets to stock up on goods against the crisis.
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The retailer closed a net 39 stores in its traditional Multivarejo division in the quarter, including six supermarkets.
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His goods are still on sale at supermarkets but no more stock is on the way for now.
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The company's burger patties and sausages are on sale in supermarkets at prices higher than equivalent meat products.
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Vendors and supermarkets have also pulled the magazine from newsstands in the wake of the announcement, she said.
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The party has also introduced new taxes on banks and is working on a new one for supermarkets.
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We eat food without thinking about the animals and workers that suffer to bring it to our supermarkets.
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Separately, the CSPI is also concerned about the placement of the calorie counts within the retailers, specifically supermarkets.
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While customers and other critics of the chain's high prices will be happy, regular old supermarkets won't be.
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One industry report estimates that just 1 percent of the 4,000-odd online supermarkets in China are profitable.
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QUINOA'S tricky pronunciation (keen-wah) has not stopped it from taking over salads in kitchens, cafés and supermarkets.
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Smith started TRJFP in 2013 as a single cafe serving meals from ingredients salvaged from restaurants and supermarkets.
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In Asian supermarkets, it's on the shelf in a can—mixed with honey, water, and the usual additives.
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Food sellers have also been banned from using styrofoam packaging and some plastics have been eliminated in supermarkets.
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The move by the European Commission followed dawn raids of the supermarkets in February and May this year.
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He notes that Arabusta coffee sells in supermarkets for three or four times the price of Robusta coffee.
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We've seen them perhaps hundreds of times on billboards, in supermarkets, or even adorning airplanes without noticing them.
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Analysts worry that competition from other supermarkets as well as from 365 itself will further harm Whole Foods.
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Albert Gubay, the frugal founder of Kwik Save supermarkets, gave away £700m ($895m) in his will in 2016.
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The team is talking to supermarkets in Dar es Salaam about buying their organic products from them directly.
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PK. Yonghui, founded in 2001, says it has close to 600 supermarkets in around 20 provinces in China.
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In the supermarkets, instead of a couple things falling off the shelves, you have everything in the aisles.
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The retailer has aggressively cut prices in order to lure back customers to its wholesale supermarkets, following Amazon.
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Heavily armed police and soldiers with tanks guarded the looted supermarkets and others that remain closed on Wednesday.
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Kroger is the biggest grocery chain in the US and operates more than 2,700 supermarkets and 2,270 pharmacies.
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As a billionaire, Trump could be forgiven for not knowing how NAFTA keeps prices on US supermarkets down.
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Streets were deserted in cities and towns as banks and supermarkets, gas stations and corner stores were closed.
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The company currently sells reusable bags at its supermarkets and plans to increase the availability of those bags.
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Fresh lemongrass and galangal, which are essential to building Indonesian flavors, are not always available in American supermarkets.
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CNN reported that the ban will go into effect on Tuesday, and will impact 13,000 supermarkets in total.
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Its bonus at US supermarkets is capped at $21.33,235 per year, which probably covers most small households handily.
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Though UK supermarkets have dedicated more shelf space to vegan products, the contribution to overall sales is minimal.
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Winter isn't coming, it's going, but the supermarkets are still loaded with cauliflower, and that's a depressing prospect.
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Supermarkets themselves are increasingly working to reduce their food waste, as consumers grow more aware of the issue.
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But FareShare estimates that 400,000 tons of edible food in supermarkets' supply chains end up binned every year.
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The stations will be set up in "convenient locations" including supermarkets and shopping centers, according to the blog.
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After all, she first spotted them while shopping with her mother in Chinese supermarkets in the late '123s.
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This is another eco-friendly measure taken by both supermarkets that I know many Whole Foods customers admire.
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Chicken sold at dozens of supermarkets and restaurants across the US has been recalled for possible listeria contamination.
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He also noticed more people were eating prepared food from supermarkets, so he wanted to sell branded sushi.
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The fruit might be more common in supermarkets were it not so difficult to grow in large quantities.
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A move to relax the rules would let supermarkets deliver groceries in the early hours of the morning.
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People in Spain were also racing to supermarkets to buy as many rolls of toilet roll as possible.
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Ahmad expects to sell the packaged halal food through vending machines, supermarkets, and kiosks in the Olympic Village.
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But as hoarding continues to cause shortages in supermarkets, he said his family is mostly eating frozen foods.
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Most supermarkets are still taking online orders but they will not be delivered for up to three weeks.
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Most supermarkets are still taking online orders but they will not be delivered for up to three weeks.
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There are several active boarding and training stables, but no supermarkets, bars, theaters, chain stores or strip malls.
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"There has been such a run on it at the supermarkets," said Doug Houghton, analyst with Brock Associates.
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Some supermarkets in Australia stopped stocking the fruit, and videos circulated of farmers dumping tons of ripe strawberries.
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You'll find them at them available now, at farmers' markets and in the produce departments of most supermarkets.
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It was historically eaten during the midwinter festival of Þorrablót, but nowadays you can buy it in supermarkets.
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Spooked shoppers packed some supermarkets early in the morning despite calls for calm from authorities and supermarket owners.
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The Italian government announced new restrictions Wednesday, closing all nonessential shops and services aside from supermarkets and pharmacies.
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Britain's supermarkets have drawn up contingency plans for responding to this prospect, The Guardian newspaper reported this week.
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The government will hold a conference call with supermarkets on Monday to discuss their response to the virus.
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In supermarkets across the city, people loaded up their trolleys, ignoring the government's plea not to panic-buy.
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By using this service consumers can keep their distance from others and avoid having to go to supermarkets.
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Although 86 percent of supermarkets are now open, the government could not ensure that they were fully stocked.
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Basic medication, cleaning supplies, and hand sanitizers are reportedly selling out quickly at supermarkets like Costco and Walmart.
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"There are shops and supermarkets, but the prices are expensive; people are friendly while naturally reserved," McGonigal said.
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People queue up at supermarkets to stock up on food and goods on March 10, 2020 in Rome.
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German supermarkets went further than the recommended recall, and some major chains removed all eggs from their shelves.
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Other industries like supermarkets, consulting and restaurants and bars also contributed thousands of job openings across the city.
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"Before, I always bought from the big supermarkets, so I thought they would be safe," Ms. Han said.
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People woke up to neighborhoods whose landscapes transformed overnight, with fewer brick and mortar retailers, bookstores, and supermarkets.
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Residents said they had waited up to three hours in lines outside supermarkets and food pantries on Tortola.
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The intrigue: The uncertainty in the country is growing such that supermarkets can't keep lids on their items.
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Racice, a village of about 300 people, has taverns, shops, restaurants and supermarkets within a 10-minute drive.
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Supermarkets packed with Chinese goods are commonplace - the only Cambodian items tend to be beer and bottled water.
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Last year, the parent company of Fairway Markets, a New York-area chain of supermarkets, filed for bankruptcy.
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The company says it is the seventh-largest grocery store cooperative in the United States, serving 500 supermarkets.
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The company recently acquired 27 Best Market supermarkets around New York to gain a foothold in that market.
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"If it's not commercially successful, it would entail a significant loss on the part of supermarkets," he said.
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Another $3.73 billion in SNAP benefits was spent last year at supermarkets like Kroger, Giant, and Food Lion.
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Another $18 billion in SNAP benefits was spent last year at supermarkets like Kroger, Giant, and Food Lion.
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More supermarkets across the country now feature bars, sometimes serving only beer and wine, but that's just fine.
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In middle-class neighborhoods large supermarkets previously stocked with imported goods are now half stocked with cheaper versions.
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In a prepared speech, she urged supermarkets to introduce plastic-free aisles where all the food is loose.
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Mr. Burkle, who specializes in buying distressed companies, made his initial fortune buying and selling supermarkets in California.
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Mr. Batali is also selling his shares in Eataly, the fast-growing global chain of luxury Italian supermarkets.
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It's a sparkling tribute to the ordinary, moving us deftly from subways to supermarkets, sidewalks to swimming pools.
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We Polish love our food—that is why there are so many Polskis [Polish supermarkets] swarming across London.
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Mere supermarkets now stock similar products, and a host of imitators have reworked its formula for a new generation.
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They said it is impossible to stockpile fresh produce with supermarkets typically storing no more than two weeks' inventory.
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Three years of recession and soaring prices have pummeled Venezuelans, with many skipping meals and lootings of supermarkets commonplace.
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Alibaba is better thought of as a platform for everything from takeout apps to supermarkets and even film production.
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Hotels and department stores in the capital stand to lose millions, and shelves have run empty in some supermarkets.
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UL as Britain's traditional supermarkets cut their prices, and continued problems at sector laggard Asda, the No. 3 player.
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Supermarkets haven't regained the billions in market value they lost following the announcement that Amazon was acquiring Whole Foods.
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Customers and staff of supermarkets and restaurants, as well as wholesalers, can use the tool to access instant information.
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We went to one of the large supermarkets and bought a small electric cooktop, groceries and some basic utensils.
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While millennials statistically visit grocery stores less frequently than other generational groups, grocerant options are enticing them into supermarkets.
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Supermarkets and carmakers alike rely on just-in-time deliveries that would be disrupted by a no-deal Brexit.
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Earlier this week, Casino said it would sell 12 Casino hypermarkets and 20 supermarkets to Apollo Global Management
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Avocados hit their highest price earlier this month, reaching an average of $1.51 per Hass avocado at U.S. supermarkets.
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Is this online cross between dollar stores and private label supermarkets with cult followings the future of grocery shopping?
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Some of it is the fact that Wegmans predated the current trend of massive, well-stocked, high-quality supermarkets.
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In contrast, the traditional brick-and-mortar supermarkets are projected to see just 2 percent growth in consumer spending.
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Today, the gardens are popular with locals because the produce is cheaper and fresher than vegetables sold in supermarkets.
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It avoids terms such as vegan or vegetarian and instead displays its products in the meat case of supermarkets.
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Palm Nectar, in Nigeria, sells palm wine in bars and supermarkets, with plans to export to America and Europe.
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The familiar bright yellow Cavendish banana is ubiquitous in supermarkets and fruit bowls, but it is in imminent danger.
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Supermarkets and minimarkets grew 4.0 percent in 2015, down from 9.5 percent and 12.8 percent in 2014 and 2013.
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From acorn to butternut all the way to spaghetti, supermarkets are currently filling up with every kind of squash.
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In America at least, an exception so far has been groceries, for which most people still trek to supermarkets.
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Even better, she says her homegrown herbs are more flavorful and fragrant than anything she has found in supermarkets.
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From your local deli to supermarkets, you can find pretty much anything—from tuna to pineapple—in canned form.
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Sainsbury's proposed merger with Asda might boost the two supermarkets, but the competition authorities could well rule against it.
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Shoppers got a crash course in Turkish: placards in the dairy aisle of supermarkets explained that "süt" meant milk.
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One of the main elements of the bill is to regulate minimum prices and limit bargain sales in supermarkets.
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In the past residents have complained that those supermarkets that do exist truck in rotten food from wealthier neighbourhoods.
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Retail sales were led higher by food supermarkets, books, stationary, apparel, footwear, furniture and electrical appliances, the data showed.
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He also said he was going to use the tax break to increase distribution to local supermarkets and restaurants.
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One longer-term threat to Aldi and Lidl's model could come from ecommerce, where the British supermarkets are trailblazers.
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This is a juvenile comedy about supermarkets and is not opposed to a silly pun from time to time.
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Its prices were slightly higher than other supermarkets I've been to in China, but its environment didn't reflect that.
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A different company had abruptly abandoned its dream of using supermarkets and pharmacies to host its new medical technology.
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There are over 70,000 edible fruit species in the world and at supermarkets we only get a couple dozen.
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Tyson said its antibiotic-free pledge will apply to poultry it sells in supermarkets under it own Tyson label.
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We mean the stuff you hear playing endlessly on loop in Asian supermarkets a month before the new year.
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Some Australian customers are losing their damn minds after finding single-use plastic bags banned from many major supermarkets.
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Local brewery Bernard said discounts and promotions were boosting sales in supermarkets but turning bottled beers into unprofitable products.
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This means ordering ceviches out of food trucks, stands, supermarkets, and anywhere else I see it around the world.
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" Kroger: "This is a very competitive market, and I've got to tell you, the supermarkets don't have enough inflation.
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Can you share some of the secrets of market research used by supermarkets that you've learned over the years?
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The burning of subway stations, buses, supermarkets and more by vandals will have long-term consequences for innocent civilians.
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Large numbers of strawberries were recalled from the country's supermarkets, and many farmers were forced to bin their crops.
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A selection of chicken — usually different flavored strips and some rotisserie options — is typical for US supermarkets as well.
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There will be no time-pressed "pickers" elbowing shoppers aside to fill an online order, as in other supermarkets.
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That's what grocery shopping used to be, before supermarkets: a social, neighborly time, much like the meal to follow.
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The result is long lines almost everywhere in San Juan, with gas stations and supermarkets rationing food and gas.
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Many of Puerto Rico's businesses, supermarkets and gas stations will accept only cash because credit card systems are down.
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However, warehouses on the island of Ireland have been booked up by major supermarkets since July 2018, Waddell said.
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Each year, Americans flock to supermarkets and convenience stores to buy candy to hand out to trick-or-treaters.
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It took a long time for us to find one because supermarkets in general don't want you shooting there.
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In January, for instance, people spent more in supermarkets than in restaurants, an aberration that was repeated in June.
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Many shops and supermarkets remained closed after mass looting at the city center on Monday, the local outlet said.
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Protests continue for second day Supermarkets and shops that closed Monday remained shut Tuesday morning after reports of looting.
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Many supermarkets, particularly in wealthy urban areas, now routinely stock previously little-known products such as freekeh or kefir.
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Convenient, frozen pizza pies fit easily into that lifestyle — the frozen-food aisles at newly founded supermarkets were booming.
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Sometimes it feels like their lives are on a loop, for all eternity, in supermarkets, at the Super Bowl.
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Most of the "stuff" bought in supermarkets or at fast food outlets can no longer be described as food.
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But people are still going to use supermarkets and buy these products, so how do you change things then?
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The temptation of unhealthy food greets us on every street corner, in our breakrooms and at our favorite supermarkets.
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Timothy notes that surrounding supermarkets and high-end, tourist-oriented specialty shops carry imitation brands, but not Royal Dansk.
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Every vendor, including supermarkets, restaurants, taxi cabs, and even small fruit stands on the street, accepted payment through WeChat.
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They were chasing looters who were hiding among the graves after a mob of 235 ransacked two nearby supermarkets.
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Cardholders earn 4 points per dollar up to $43,000 per year at US supermarkets (then 1 point per dollar).
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France set an example by making it illegal for supermarkets to throw out or destroy unsold food in 2015.
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For malls, supermarkets and movie theaters, borough residents drive minutes to neighboring Paramus and Hackensack, and other nearby towns.
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It's an especially valuable choice for purchases at US supermarkets and gas stations, thanks to its bonus earning categories.
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Supermarkets caught selling food in plastic packaging are shut down until they pay a fine and write an apology.
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And it has managed to get sugars into a remarkable three-quarters of all packaged foods in American supermarkets.
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Supermarkets ran out of milk, bread and fresh vegetables and some residents were cut off from urgent medical supplies.
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In certain places in Britain, it is possible to be within walking distance of four different Tesco Metro supermarkets.
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The company now has nearly 80 of its lavish, full-service Hema supermarkets, up from 20 a year ago.
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But honestly, I don't really, truly expect the supermarkets to be empty in case of a no-deal Brexit.
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Convenience stores and supermarkets argued menu labeling, while appropriate for restaurants, would be too expensive and burdensome for them.
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UK PM JOHNSON'S SPOKESMAN SAYS WE CONTINUE TO BELIEVE WE HAVE A RESILIENT SUPPLY CHAIN WHEN ASKED ABOUT SUPERMARKETS
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Vori acts also as a product discovery engine for supermarkets, helping them stay competitive with Whole Foods and Amazon.
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Kroger's pilot program started on Thursday with a robotic vehicle parked outside one of its Fry's supermarkets in Scottsdale.
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The Waitrose supermarket chain said that from Tuesday its supermarkets and convenience shops would begin to limit customer numbers.
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She cited the U.K. supermarkets that have given health-care workers dedicated shopping time as an example of this.
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Now that they've settled in, though, they revel in the suburban supermarkets, with wide aisles and roomy shopping carts.
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Supermarkets, pharmacy stores and food delivery services were exempted from the latest measures, the country's alternate government spokesman said.
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Catsimatidis owned and operated Red Apple supermarkets, and acquired the Gristedes supermarket chain in 1986, according to Catsimatidis' website.
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We need to prioritize legislation and regulatory practices that create healthier defaults in schools, supermarkets, and society at large.
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By focusing on niche products like house brands for supermarkets, Chapman's became Canada's largest ice cream maker by volume.
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Stocks of surgical face masks are plunging across Asia, as anxious citizens form long queues at supermarkets and pharmacies.
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Bars like Waikiwi Tavern were also busy every day, too — partially because you could not buy alcohol at supermarkets.
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Kroger, which owns other supermarkets including Ralphs and Harris Teeter, is now inviting local vendors to join its team.
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Petrol stations sold out of fuel, supermarkets sold out of bottled water, and bank ATMs were emptied of cash.
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Different cards will also have different earn rates in different spending categories such as air tickets, restaurants, supermarkets, etc.
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That was on top of the 959 million "bags for life" sold in the country's main supermarkets last year.
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"After all this public awareness, we'd expect plastic consumption to drop in supermarkets, but it's actually increasing," she said.
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Bloomberg says the company eventually wants to have Go stores as big as typical supermarkets, around 30,000 square feet.
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Plastic bag sales in major supermarkets have fallen by 86 percent since it was introduced, according to the government.
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The company was holding meetings to determine which distributors would get less product, and had postponed launching in supermarkets.
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Supermarkets and grocery stores around his hotel in Wuhan's Optics Valley area are running out of supplies, he said.
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Village Super Market runs about 30 stores in the northeastern United States, including ShopRite supermarkets and Gourmet Garage outlets.
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While South Korea last year banned single-use plastic bags from supermarkets, Greenpeace's Kim says more must be done.
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You see them in supermarkets — a dozen slices, bone-in, packaged in foam trays and advertised as family packs.
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Today, a growing number of bodegas, supermarkets, convenience stores, drugstores and florists are acting as makeshift package holding centers.
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De La Campa addressed the need for families to go back to supermarkets and boost the Puerto Rican economy.
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The biggest winners will be profitable businesses paying the highest rates, such as supermarkets, brewers and consumer-product companies.
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The biggest drag on overall sales was a 0.1% decline in sales across hypermarkets, supermarkets, food & drink and tobacco.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A surge in production and cut-price deals from supermarkets are bringing caviar to the mass market.
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The biggest drag on overall sales was a 0.1% decline in sales across hypermarkets, supermarkets, food & drink and tobacco.
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