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Shoppers Drug Mart partners with Truvian Health

Shoppers Drug Mart partners with Truvian Health

Shoppers Drug Mart has agreed to a commercial partnership with San Diego, Calif.-based blood testing startup Truvian Health. Truvian has created a printer-sized device that enables practitioners to perform a blood test in less than 40 minutes without sending the sample to a different lab.

Kantar study details DEI impact on consumers

Kantar has released their annual Brand Inclusion Index for 2024, which ranks the most inclusive brands of the year based on recognition by consumers for setting a positive example by demonstrating a genuine commitment to DE&I. A key finding shows that 8 in 10 U.S.

Shekhar named VP of beauty at Walmart

Shekhar named VP of beauty at Walmart

Vinima Shekhar has been appointed vice president of beauty at Walmart. She succeeds Creighton Kiper, who was named senior vice president of home. Shekhar joined Walmart in 2018 in e-commerce and has worked in various areas of the merchandising business.

Walgreens introduces Nice! For You brand

Walgreens introduces Nice! For You brand

Walgreens is launching Nice! For You, a new tier of its popular owned grocery brand, Nice!, to help customers find food choices that help support their journey to a healthier lifestyle. Nice! launched in 2011 and offers a range of everyday food and beverage products at an incredible value.

Census data shows modest sales gains in June

WASHINGTON – Data released by the U.S. Census Bureau Tuesday shows modest retail sales gains in June despite an uneven pace of spending in recent months, National Retail Federation Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz said. “The path of household spending remains difficult to read,” Kleinhenz said.

FMI releases wine sale study

FMI releases wine sale study

ARLINGTON, Va. – The Food Industry Association has released a report exploring whether newly allowed wine sales at grocery stores in Tennessee beginning in 2016 led to liquor store closures and changes in state sales tax revenues. The research was conducted by Dr.