Kroger

Kroger is an American food and general-merchandise retailer headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. Although the name is commonly associated with its neighborhood supermarkets, the company operates a broad portfolio of banners and formats across the United States, including conventional supermarkets, combination food-and-drug stores, multi-department stores, marketplace locations and warehouse-oriented grocery stores. Its retail operations are supported by pharmacies, fuel centers, e-commerce and pickup services, in-store health facilities in selected markets, and a large manufacturing and distribution network. Bernard Kroger founded the business in Cincinnati in 1883 after investing his savings in a grocery store. From the beginning, the company sought to control more of the customer proposition by producing or supplying goods that shoppers might otherwise purchase from separate bakeries, farms or specialty merchants. This vertical approach later developed into Kroger’s extensive private-label and food-manufacturing operations. The company adopted self-service shopping in 1916 and experimented early with product testing, consumer research, parking-oriented store design and electronic checkout technology. Kroger expanded for much of the twentieth century through acquisitions and regional market entry. It added chains in Texas, the South, the Midwest and the West, while also withdrawing from markets where labor costs, competition or local economics made the business unattractive. Important acquisitions included Dillon Companies in 1983 and Fred Meyer in 1998. The Fred Meyer transaction brought additional banners such as Ralphs, QFC and Smith’s into the company’s portfolio and strengthened Kroger’s position in the western United States. Later transactions added or expanded banners including Harris Teeter, Roundy’s, Vitacost.com and Mariano’s. The company’s current retail proposition is built around one-stop shopping. Stores typically sell fresh foods, packaged groceries, household supplies, health and beauty products, apparel or general merchandise in selected formats, and prescription and over-the-counter medicines. Kroger also operates fuel stations and offers loyalty, digital coupon, delivery and curbside-pickup services. Its private-label architecture includes value, mainstream and premium ranges, most prominently the Simple Truth natural and organic line and the Kroger-branded range. Kroger competes with Walmart, Costco, Amazon, Aldi, regional supermarket chains and other mass merchants. Its positioning generally combines broad assortment, convenient locations, loyalty-based promotions and private-label value. Labor relations are significant to the business: a substantial share of employees are represented by unions, particularly the United Food and Commercial Workers. Kroger remains an active public company listed on the New York Stock Exchange under KR. Its proposed combination with Albertsons became a major strategic and regulatory issue in the 2020s, but the transaction was blocked by a federal court in 2024 and did not become a completed merger.

Bernard Kroger opened the first Kroger grocery store in Cincinnati in 1883. The company expanded rapidly in its early decades, opening a second store the following year and incorporating as the Kroger Grocery and Baking Company in 1902. Its early model combined retailing with production, including bakery operations, allowing the business to offer a more integrated assortment and exercise greater control over quality. Kroger introduced self-service shopping in 1916, an important operational change from the prevailing counter-service model. During the 1930s it formalized food-quality testing and consumer research and experimented with store layouts designed around automobile access. The company also developed larger formats that combined groceries with general merchandise and pharmacy departments. These experiments foreshadowed the combination stores and marketplace formats used in later decades. The company grew through extensive acquisition activity after the 1950s. It entered or expanded in markets including Texas, the South and California, although several regional ventures were later abandoned. In 1963, the acquisition of Market Basket gave Kroger a foothold in Southern California; the company ultimately exited that market in 1982. Kroger also withdrew from a number of Midwestern and Southern markets during the 1970s and 1980s when competition, economic conditions and labor costs reduced profitability. Technology became an important part of Kroger’s operating history. A barcode scanner was introduced at a Cincinnati Kroger store in 1967, and during the 1970s the company tested electronic scanning and developed formal consumer-research practices. Its manufacturing network also expanded, including a major dairy facility opened in Indianapolis in 1972. A decisive expansion came in 1983, when Kroger acquired Dillon Companies. The transaction brought banners including King Soopers, City Market, Fry’s and Gerbes, as well as Kwik Shop convenience stores. In 1998 Kroger merged with Fred Meyer, adding a substantial western network and banners such as Ralphs, QFC and Smith’s. This transformed Kroger from a primarily regional supermarket company into a national multi-banner operator. During the 2000s and 2010s, Kroger continued to build its geographic and format portfolio. It acquired Baker’s, Scott’s Food & Pharmacy, selected Farmer Jack locations, stores from other exiting competitors, Harris Teeter in 2013 and Roundy’s in 2015. The Roundy’s transaction added Mariano’s and strengthened the company in Wisconsin and the Chicago area. Kroger also developed partnerships such as its in-store Murray’s Cheese counters and invested in online ordering, delivery, pickup and digital loyalty tools. In the 2020s, Kroger’s strategy centered on omnichannel grocery, private-label growth, customer data and scale. The proposed Albertsons acquisition represented its most consequential expansion attempt in decades. The Federal Trade Commission challenged the transaction, and a federal court blocked it in 2024. Kroger therefore continued as an independent public company operating its existing banner portfolio.

• 2024

  Proposed Albertsons merger blocked

  [4]FTC action concerning Kroger’s proposed Albertsons acquisitionftc.gov

  A federal court granted an injunction sought by the FTC, blocking the proposed Kroger-Albertsons transaction.

• 2022

  Albertsons merger agreement announced

  [3]Kroger and Albertsons Companies announce definitive merger agreementir.kroger.com

  Kroger and Albertsons announced a proposed combination that became the subject of extensive antitrust review.

• 2015

  Roundy’s acquired

  [7]Roundy’s acquiredir.kroger.com

  Kroger acquired Roundy’s, adding Mariano’s and expanding its position in Wisconsin and the Chicago region.

• 2013

  Harris Teeter acquisition announced

  [6]Harris Teeter acquisition announcedir.kroger.com

  Kroger announced the acquisition of Harris Teeter, strengthening its southeastern presence and digital pickup capabilities.

• 2008

  Murray’s Cheese partnership begins

  [1]Krogeren.wikipedia.org

  Kroger began operating Murray’s Cheese counters in selected stores, adding specialty cheese and gourmet offerings.

• 1998

  Fred Meyer merger completed

  [1]Krogeren.wikipedia.org

  The merger expanded Kroger’s western operations and added banners including Ralphs, QFC and Smith’s.

• 1983

  Dillon Companies acquired

  [1]Krogeren.wikipedia.org

  The acquisition added major regional grocery and convenience banners, including King Soopers, Fry’s, City Market, Gerbes and Kwik Shop.

• 1972

  Crossroad Farms Dairy opens

  [1]Krogeren.wikipedia.org

  Kroger opened a large dairy-manufacturing facility in Indianapolis.

• 1967

  Barcode scanning tested

  [1]Krogeren.wikipedia.org

  A Kroger supermarket in Cincinnati became an early site for barcode-scanning technology.

• 1916

  Self-service introduced

  [1]Krogeren.wikipedia.org

  Kroger began using self-service shopping, replacing the earlier practice of keeping merchandise behind counters.

• 1902

  Company incorporated

  [1]Krogeren.wikipedia.org

  The business was incorporated as the Kroger Grocery and Baking Company after expanding to multiple stores.

• 1883

  First Kroger grocery store opens

  [1]Krogeren.wikipedia.org

  Bernard Kroger opened his first grocery store on Pearl Street in Cincinnati, establishing the business that became The Kroger Co.

Mainstream, full-service grocery retail focused on assortment, convenience, loyalty pricing, private-label value and one-stop shopping.

• Supermarket retail · 1883

  Kroger supermarkets

  The core Kroger banner consists primarily of full-service supermarkets selling fresh foods, packaged groceries, bakery and deli items, household products, health and beauty goods, pharmacy services and, at many locations, fuel. Stores are supported by loyalty pricing, digital coupons, delivery and curbside pickup.

• Multi-department grocery retail

  Kroger Marketplace

  Marketplace stores extend the traditional supermarket model with larger general-merchandise assortments. Depending on location, they may include apparel, home goods, electronics, seasonal products, expanded pharmacy services and grocery departments designed for one-stop shopping.

• Private-label food and household products · 2012

  Simple Truth

  Simple Truth is Kroger’s private-label brand focused on natural and organic positioning. The range covers packaged foods and related household categories and gives Kroger a branded alternative to national natural and organic products.

• Digital grocery service

  Kroger Pickup

  Kroger Pickup allows customers to order groceries online or through digital channels and collect completed orders at participating stores. It forms part of Kroger’s broader omnichannel model, which also includes delivery and digital coupons.

• Fuel retail

  Fuel centers

  Kroger operates fuel centers at or near many supermarkets. Fuel sales complement grocery shopping and are integrated with the company’s loyalty program in participating markets.

• 2026

  Albertsons seeks more than $8 billion in damages from Kroger over failed merger

  Albertsons announced it is seeking more than $8 billion in damages from Kroger, alleging that Kroger failed to come up with an asset divestiture plan that would have appeased the antitrust regulators evaluating the retailers' previously planned merger. Albertsons claims Kroger refused to divest assets necessary for antitrust approval, ignored feedback from the FTC and state regulators, and refused to work with Albertsons in good faith. The claim, made in the Delaware Court of Chancery where Albertsons has also filed a suit seeking the $600 million break-up fee, includes lost shareholder value and other related losses from the failed merger; that trial is scheduled to begin on Oct. 19. The allegations are Albertsons' claims and have not been adjudicated.

  Source

• 2026

  Jalapeño recall expands to downstream products

  Following a recall by Coast Citrus Distributors of fresh jalapeños from Sinaloa, Mexico, downstream recalls were conducted for recalled jalapeños and products containing them. Whole Foods Market recalled salsa, guacamole, pico de gallo and prepared products containing jalapeños sold online and in stores across multiple states, and Taylor Fresh Foods recalled multiple products containing recalled jalapeños distributed to retail distribution centers in numerous states. Stores that received recalled products include Hannaford, Kroger, Stop and Shop, Target, Trader Joe's, Walmart, and Whole Foods. Taylor Fresh Foods is no longer sourcing products from this farmer and will fill orders from alternative suppliers. FSIS also issued a public health alert for meat and poultry products containing FDA-regulated jalapeños that may be contaminated with Salmonella.

  Source

• 2026

  Kroger controversy note: Taylor Fresh Foods recalls 20 prepared foods containing jalapeños over Salmonella risk

  Taylor Fresh Foods recalled 20 prepared food products containing jalapeños because of possible Salmonella contamination, including 16 products distributed to Texas retailers such as Kroger, Target, Trader Joe's, Walmart and Whole Foods. The recall followed a supplier recall by Coast Citrus Distributors of fresh jalapeños linked to a multistate Salmonella Javiana outbreak, and Taylor Fresh Foods said it stopped sourcing peppers from the implicated grower in Sinaloa, Mexico.

  Source

• 2022

  Ground beef recalled over E. coli contamination

  The USDA announced a recall of about 28,356 pounds of ground beef after testing showed E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Products included Kroger-branded beef and products sold at Walmart and other retailers; the affected beef had been shipped to seven U.S. states.

  Source

• 2022

  Interstate Meat Dist. recalls ground beef sold under multiple brands

  Interstate Meat Dist. is recalling about 28,356 pounds of ground beef that may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7. The products were sold under WinCo, Wal-Mart, Kroger and Albertsons brands; FSIS said test results from a sample were actionable.

  Source

• 2021

  Ready Pac Foods recalls ready-to-eat salad products over undeclared allergen

  Ready Pac Foods recalled about 222,915 pounds of ready-to-eat salads containing meat or poultry after its dressing supplier notified it that a shipment labeled as ranch dressing may contain Caesar dressing with anchovies, an undeclared allergen on the salad labels. No confirmed adverse reactions had been reported. Consumers were advised to discard or return the products.

  Source

• 2021

  Dole recalls packaged salads over possible Listeria contamination

  Dole Fresh Vegetables announced a voluntary recall of Dole-branded and private-label packaged salads processed at its Bessemer City, North Carolina, and Yuma, Arizona, facilities due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. The source says the decision followed findings of the bacteria in samples from two products and notes that the implicated strain is believed by FDA and CDC to be responsible for at least sixteen illnesses since 2014.

  Source

• 2021

  Butterball recalls ground turkey products over possible blue plastic contamination

  Butterball, LLC, is recalling approximately 14,107 pounds of ground turkey products after consumer complaints reported pieces of blue plastic embedded in raw ground turkey. The recall includes Butterball and Kroger products shipped to retail locations nationwide; no confirmed consumption-related injuries were reported.

  Source

• 2021

  Crider Foods recalls canned beef products over possible lead contamination

  Crider Foods recalled approximately 525,717 pounds of canned beef with gravy products that may contain unsafe levels of lead because of a spice mix from an outside supplier. The affected products included Hargis House, Clover Valley, Kroger, Hostess, Laura Lynn, ARMOUR and HARVEST CREEK items.

  Source

• 2021

  Kroger reports vendor data breach affecting pharmacy and associate records

  Kroger said a data breach at third-party software provider Accellion affected some associate HR data, pharmacy records and money services. Kroger said its own IT systems were not affected and that it was contacting impacted people.

  Source

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• 2012Simple Truth launch

  United States

  Kroger introduced Simple Truth as a private-label platform for natural and organic products, giving shoppers a branded alternative in a fast-growing grocery segment.

  Outcome. Established a major private-label growth platform.

  Source
• 2008Murray’s Cheese in Kroger stores

  United States

  Kroger partnered with New York specialty retailer Murray’s Cheese to install cheese counters in selected supermarkets, broadening the company’s premium and specialty-food offering.

  Outcome. Expanded specialty-food assortment through an in-store partnership.

  Source

• 2022

  Propose Albertsons combinationM&A

  Background

  Kroger pursued greater scale in grocery retail and announced a proposed combination with Albertsons Companies.

  Action taken

  The companies signed a definitive merger agreement and sought regulatory approval.

  Aftermath

  The FTC challenged the deal, and a federal court blocked the transaction in 2024.

  Announced transaction value. (2022)

  Source

• 1998

  Merge with Fred MeyerM&A

  Background

  The transaction offered a route to scale and a stronger western U.S. presence.

  Action taken

  Kroger merged with Fred Meyer.

  Aftermath

  The combined company added major banners including Ralphs, QFC and Smith’s and became a more nationally diversified retailer.

  Source

• 1983

  Acquire Dillon CompaniesM&A

  Background

  Kroger sought greater scale and geographic reach in the central and western United States.

  Action taken

  It acquired Dillon Companies and its grocery and convenience-store subsidiaries.

  Aftermath

  Kroger gained banners including King Soopers, Fry’s, City Market, Gerbes and Kwik Shop.

  Source

• 1916

  Adopt self-service shoppingStrategy

  Background

  Traditional grocery stores commonly kept products behind counters and relied on clerks to retrieve merchandise.

  Action taken

  Kroger began operating stores using self-service shopping.

  Aftermath

  The change improved customer autonomy and became a standard feature of modern supermarket retail.

  Source

• 2026.10.22

  Reported2026.10.22

  Kroger store closures[32]Kroger关闭门店news.google.com

  Fast Company reports that Kroger is closing more than 50 locations across 18 states; the supplied source does not identify the locations or closure dates.

• 2026.10

  Reported2026.10.13

  Albertsons seeks more than $8 billion in damages from Kroger over failed merger[8]Albertsons seeks more than $8 billion in damages from Kroger over failed mergersupermarketnews.com

  Albertsons announced it is seeking more than $8 billion in damages from Kroger, alleging that Kroger failed to come up with an asset divestiture plan that would have appeased the antitrust regulators evaluating the retailers' previously planned merger. Albertsons claims Kroger refused to divest assets necessary for antitrust approval, ignored feedback from the FTC and state regulators, and refused to work with Albertsons in good faith. The claim, made in the Delaware Court of Chancery where Albertsons has also filed a suit seeking the $600 million break-up fee, includes lost shareholder value and other related losses from the failed merger; that trial is scheduled to begin on Oct. 19. The allegations are Albertsons' claims and have not been adjudicated.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2026.09.11

  Kroger cuts identical sales forecast for 2026[33]Kroger下调2026年同店销售预期news.google.com

  Kroger lowered its identical sales forecast for 2026, and its stock (KR) declined following the announcement.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2026.08.14

  Jalapeño recall expands to downstream products[9]Jalapeño recall expands to downstream productsfreshplaza.com

  Following a recall by Coast Citrus Distributors of fresh jalapeños from Sinaloa, Mexico, downstream recalls are being conducted for recalled jalapeños and products containing them. Whole Foods Market recalled salsa, guacamole, pico de gallo and prepared products containing jalapeños sold online and in stores across multiple states, and Taylor Fresh Foods recalled multiple products containing recalled jalapeños distributed to retail distribution centers in numerous states. Stores that received recalled products include Hannaford, Kroger, Stop and Shop, Target, Trader Joe's, Walmart, and Whole Foods. Taylor Fresh Foods is no longer sourcing products from this farmer and will fill orders from alternative suppliers. FSIS also issued a public health alert for meat and poultry products containing FDA-regulated jalapeños that may be contaminated with Salmonella.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2026.08.10

  Taylor Farms Spicy Roast Beef Sandwich recall[12]Kroger controversy note: Taylor Fresh Foods recalls 20 prepared foods containing jalapeños over Salmonella riskwyff4.com

  Taylor Fresh Foods, the parent company of Taylor Farms, recalled its finished products containing jalapeños linked to potential salmonella contamination. The Spicy Roast Beef Sandwich PS was sold at Kroger stores in South Carolina; consumers who purchased the recalled product were advised to throw it away, and refunds were available at the place of purchase.

• 2026.08.10

  Reported2026.08.10

  Kroger launches combined grocery and prescription delivery service powered by Instacart[34]Kroger推出由Instacart提供支持的杂货与处方药联合配送服务wchstv.com

  Kroger launched a new service allowing customers to order eligible prescriptions together with groceries and household essentials for home delivery, available through Kroger's website and mobile app and fulfilled using Instacart's delivery network.

• 2026.08.09

  Reported2026.08.11

  Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño-containing prepared foods over salmonella risk[14]Kroger controversy note: Taylor Fresh Foods recalls 20 prepared foods containing jalapeños over Salmonella risksingtaousa.com

  Taylor Farms voluntarily recalled prepared foods containing jalapeños, including salsas and guacamole, across about 20 U.S. states after distributor Coast Citrus notified it of a fresh jalapeño recall; products were sold at retailers including Walmart, Kroger, Whole Foods, Target, Trader Joe's and Hannaford. Taylor Farms said it stopped sourcing from a Sinaloa farm identified as a potential source of the salmonella outbreak, and no illnesses had been linked to its recalled products.

• 2022.01.13

  Reported2022.01.13

  Instacart launches Ready Meals delivery service with grocery retailers[35]Instacart与零售商推出Ready Meals即食餐配送服务foxbusiness.com

  Instacart announced its Ready Meals service in partnership with grocery retailers, making prepared meals available for delivery through its app from more than 4,100 stores across 35 states.

• 2022.01.12

  Reported2022.01.14

  King Soopers workers strike over wages[36]King Soopers员工因工资问题罢工foxbusiness.com

  More than 8,000 workers at nearly 80 King Soopers stores went on strike over wages as negotiations stalled. Kroger said it brought in workers from across the country and hired temporary staff to limit the strike's impact.

• 2022.01.12

  Reported2022.01.12

  Kroger and Nuro expand autonomous delivery collaboration[37]Kroger与Nuro扩大自动配送合作finanznachrichten.de

  Kroger and Nuro said they had expanded their collaboration, introducing Nuro's third-generation autonomous delivery vehicle as part of the effort.

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4. 4FTC action concerning Kroger’s proposed Albertsons acquisitionftc.gov
5. 5Kroger Our Brandsthekrogerco.com
6. 6Harris Teeter acquisition announcedir.kroger.com
7. 7Roundy’s acquiredir.kroger.com
8. 8Albertsons seeks more than $8 billion in damages from Kroger over failed mergersupermarketnews.com
9. 9Jalapeño recall expands to downstream productsfreshplaza.com
10. 10Kroger controversy note: Taylor Fresh Foods recalls 20 prepared foods containing jalapeños over Salmonella riskmedindia.net
11. 11Kroger controversy note: Taylor Fresh Foods recalls 20 prepared foods containing jalapeños over Salmonella riskvindy.com
12. 12Kroger controversy note: Taylor Fresh Foods recalls 20 prepared foods containing jalapeños over Salmonella riskwyff4.com
13. 13Kroger controversy note: Taylor Fresh Foods recalls 20 prepared foods containing jalapeños over Salmonella riskhngn.com
14. 14Kroger controversy note: Taylor Fresh Foods recalls 20 prepared foods containing jalapeños over Salmonella risksingtaousa.com
15. 15Almark expands recall of egg products over Listeria concernsibtimes.com
16. 16Second COVID-19 case reported at Kroger Memphis warehousecommercialappeal.com
17. 17EEOC files discrimination lawsuit against Krogerchristianitydaily.com
18. 18EEOC sues Kroger over religious accommodationfreerepublic.com
19. 19Kroger Fuel Center fined over workplace COVID-19 safety violationsclickondetroit.com
20. 20Ready Pac Foods recalls ready-to-eat salad products over undeclared allergenfinanznachrichten.de
21. 21Ground beef recalled over E. coli contaminationloscerritosnews.net
22. 22Interstate Meat Dist. recalls ground beef sold under multiple brandsfinanznachrichten.de
23. 23Dole recalls packaged salads over possible Listeria contaminationwtkr.com
24. 24Butterball recalls ground turkey products over possible blue plastic contaminationkicks105.com
25. 25Crider Foods recalls canned beef products over possible lead contaminationkmmo.com
26. 26Kroger reports vendor data breach affecting pharmacy and associate recordsfox19.com
27. 27Kroger discloses pharmacy-customer data breachkesq.com
28. 28Kroger discloses pharmacy-customer data breachusatoday.com
29. 29Kroger discloses pharmacy data breachwibc.com
30. 30Kroger confirms breach of files held by Accellionsupermarketnews.com
31. 31Kroger discloses customer and employee data exposure in vendor breachktvu.com
32. 32Kroger关闭门店news.google.com
33. 33Kroger下调2026年同店销售预期news.google.com
34. 34Kroger推出由Instacart提供支持的杂货与处方药联合配送服务wchstv.com
35. 35Instacart与零售商推出Ready Meals即食餐配送服务foxbusiness.com
36. 36King Soopers员工因工资问题罢工foxbusiness.com
37. 37Kroger与Nuro扩大自动配送合作finanznachrichten.de
38. 38SAJJ Mediterranean 与 Kitchen United 和 Kroger 合作开设 Ralphs 门店restaurantnews.com
39. 39Retail Aware与Home Chef合作部署店内传感器siliconprairienews.com
40. 40Nuro完成6亿美元D轮融资finance.sina.com.cn
41. 41Kroger与Bed Bath & Beyond宣布全渠道合作supermarketnews.com
42. 42Chaney’s Dairy Barn与Kroger宣布牛奶分销合作wnky.com
43. 43Loop宣布拓展至零售门店prnewswire.com
44. 44Banza Pizza 扩大零售分销范围foodnavigator.com
45. 45Real Good Foods在Kroger推出七款冷冻主菜prnewswire.com
46. 46Kroger扩大在佛罗里达州的杂货配送orlandosentinel.com
47. 47Kroger与Kitchen United合作提供餐厅餐食服务businessinsider.com
48. 48Chuck E. Cheese 冷冻披萨在 Kroger 上市pizzamarketplace.com
49. 49Kroger与KNAPP达成协议，扩建并升级配送中心freshplaza.com
50. 50Kroger与Drone Express启动自主无人机配送试点wyso.org
51. 51Kroger推出CommunityImmunity抽奖活动wibc.com
52. 52Kroger与北德克萨斯大学合作支持校园食物储藏室nbcdfw.com
53. 53MORTAR与Kroger和P&G合作拓展创业项目cincinnatimagazine.com
54. 54克罗格宣布关闭洛杉矶三家门店mynews13.com
55. 55Kroger与80 Acres Farms将合作扩展至316家门店finance.yahoo.com
56. 56Kroger 在门罗开设自动化履约中心wcpo.com
57. 57Kroger宣布冬季风暴来临前缩短门店营业时间click2houston.com
58. 58Kroger 宣布关闭南加州两家门店foxbusiness.com
59. 59Kroger基金会向Black Girl Ventures投资50万美元fox19.com
60. 60肯塔基州与Kroger宣布合作开设免下车疫苗接种点eaglecountryonline.com
61. 61Kroger与肯塔基州合作设立区域疫苗接种中心wkms.org
62. 62Kroger宣布供应链领导层交接theproducenews.com
63. 63Mighty Spark产品进入美国更多零售商渠道prweb.com
64. 64Kroger为教师和家长提供秋季折扣fox19.com
65. 65Kroger与合作方启动食品捐赠活动click2houston.com
66. 66O2扩大杂货零售渠道分销bevnet.com
67. 674Sisters Rice宣布进入逾4,000家杂货店销售prnewswire.com
68. 68Kroger与肯塔基州合作扩大新冠检测courier-journal.com
69. 69Kroger向弗吉尼亚半岛食品银行捐赠鸡肉wtkr.com
70. 70Michigan Bread将为90家Kroger门店供货fox2detroit.com
71. 71Kroger与ClusterTruck在卡梅尔开设配送厨房foxbusiness.com
72. 72Kroger宣布推出Kroger Delivery Kitchen备餐配送服务clickondetroit.com
73. 73ClusterTruck与Kroger宣布餐食配送合作indystar.com
74. 74Kroger 与 ClusterTruck 合作开设外卖厨房businessinsider.com
75. 75Kroger与ClusterTruck推出外送厨房合作theproducenews.com
76. 76克罗格与TrueCar合作推出汽车购买项目supermarketnews.com
77. 77Kroger在大西洋中部区域推出送货服务wdbj7.com
78. 78Kroger推出新标志并焕新品牌形象prnewswire.com
79. 79Kroger发布新标识和口号finance.yahoo.com
80. 80MedCerts 新增药房零售合作伙伴prnewswire.com
81. 81Kroger与霍普金斯维尔社区学院合作开设Pathfinder食品储藏室wkdzradio.com
82. 82梅瑞狄斯宣布与Lifetime Brands达成Allrecipes厨具产品授权协议prnewswire.com
83. 83Kroger宣布在南达拉斯建设配送中心的计划dmagazine.com
84. 84Beshear Announces Kroger Partnership To Provide Drive Through Testingwkms.org
85. 85Butterball recalls ground turkey products due to possible contaminationclickorlando.com
86. 86Butterball Recalls Turkey Products999ktdy.com
87. 87Company Under The Spotlight Issues Recall For Over A Dozen Products, Including Salsadailycaller.com
88. 88High-Growth Frozen Food Brand Real Good Foods Launches New Stuffed Chicken Bites Platform in Kroger Banners Nationwideprnewswire.com
89. 89Kroger Announces Free Covid-19 Drive Through Testing Site Partnerships Across Houstonstylemagazine.com
90. 90Kroger Closes 2 California Stores After City Required Them To Increase Staff Paykasu.org
91. 91Kroger Closes 2 Long Beach Grocery Stores After City Mandates $4 ‘Hero Pay’freerepublic.com
92. 92Kroger closes 2 Southern California stores over $4 per hour 'hero pay' ordinancefoxbusiness.com
93. 93Kroger Closes 2 Stores in California City That Required ‘Hero Pay’theepochtimes.com
94. 94Kroger closes two California stores following $4 per hour 'hero pay'dailymail.com
95. 95Kroger Company sued by EEOC for religious discrimination | News Headlinescatholicculture.org
96. 96Kroger debuts new logo, launches rebranding campaignwkyt.com
97. 97Kroger expands autonomous vehicle delivery service | Produce Newstheproducenews.com
98. 98Kroger falls prey to software data breachmanilatimes.net
99. 99Kroger joins victims of Accellion data breach - Compliance Weekcomplianceweek.com
100. 100Kroger Launches New Brand Campaign - Inside INdiana Businessinsideindianabusiness.com
101. 101Kroger launches new prescription service to grocery deliverieslocal12.com
102. 102Kroger launches prepared meal delivery servicewlwt.com
103. 103Kroger opens FULLY AUTOMATED warehouse in Ohio, plans to open more in the future – NaturalNews.comnaturalnews.com
104. 104Kroger Partners ClusterTruck To Launch On-Premise Ghost Kitchensfinanznachrichten.de
105. 105Kroger Partners With Meal Delivery Service ClusterTruck to Launch Ghost Kitchen Operations – The Spoon Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share via Email Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share via Emailthespoon.tech
106. 106Kroger raises 2020 profit forecast despite sales missfoxbusiness.com
107. 107Kroger Raises FY20 Adj. Earnings Outlookfinanznachrichten.de
108. 108Kroger rebrands with a new logo and slogan: "Fresh for everyone"usatoday.com
109. 109Kroger reports data breach of some pharmacy, internal recordswcpo.com
110. 110Kroger sued after allegedly firing Arkansas workers who refused to wear rainbow symbolwsls.com
111. 111Kroger unveils a new logo and slogancourier-journal.com
112. 112Kroger unveils new logowcpo.com
113. 113Nuro unveils 3rd-gen autonomous delivery vehicle, expands partnership with Krogerfreightwaves.com
114. 114Supermarket Chain Kroger Discloses Data Breachsecurityweek.com
115. 115Taylor Farms Issues Voluntary Recall Of Jalapeño Products Over Salmonella Risk Hitting Walmart (NYSE: WMT) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN)foreignpolicyjournal.com
116. 116Taylor Farms recalls 20 jalapeno products as Salmonella outbreak sickens 345 across 27 stateshindustantimes.com
117. 117Taylor Farms recalls 20 products containing jalapeños linked to outbreakfoodsafetynews.com
118. 118Taylor Farms recalls all fresh jalapeno products in 26 states, possible Salmonella contaminationwral.com
119. 119Taylor Farms recalls dips and pico de gallo sold in Nebraskaketv.com
120. 120Taylor Farms recalls Florida Target, Walmart products due to salmonella concerns in jalapeñoswpbf.com
121. 121Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño items at Walmart, Target over salmonella risk — One News Pageonenewspage.com
122. 122Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno productsaltoonamirror.com
123. 123Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products after salmonella outbreakbbc.com
124. 124Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products amid salmonella outbreak - National | Globalnews.caglobalnews.ca
125. 125Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products at Walmart and Target over salmonella riskfreerepublic.com
126. 126Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products due to salmonella risk - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdalewsvn.com
127. 127Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products due to salmonella risk – WTOP Newswtop.com
128. 128Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products for Salmonella amid Cyclospora outbreakarstechnica.com
129. 129Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products from Walmartarynews.tv
130. 130Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products in 26 states over salmonella contamination concernsturnto23.com
131. 131Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concernsbroomfieldenterprise.com
132. 132Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concernskrgv.com
133. 133Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concernswinnipegfreepress.com
134. 134Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products over salmonella concernsmercurynews.com
135. 135Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concerns - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7Newswhdh.com
136. 136Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concerns - WINDFM - 92.5 Gainesville 95.5 Ocalawindfm.com
137. 137Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concerns | 104.9 The Fox – Jonesboro, ARthefox1049.com
138. 138Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concerns | Arkansas Democrat Gazettearkansasonline.com
139. 139Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concerns | Chattanooga Times Free Presstimesfreepress.com
140. 140Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products sold at Kroger, Trader Joe’s over salmonella riskwsfa.com
141. 141Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products. See listyahoo.com
142. 142Taylor Farms recalls products sold in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana due to Salmonella concernswlwt.com
143. 143Taylor Farms Recalls Products With Jalapeños Over Possible Salmonella Contaminationtheepochtimes.com
144. 144Taylor Farms recalls products with onions after salmonella outbreakfoxbusiness.com
145. 145Taylor Farms recalls salsa and guacamole products over salmonella concerns linked to jalapeñoswhec.com
146. 146Taylor Farms Recalls Salsa and Guacamole With Jalapeños Over Salmonella Risktoday.com
147. 147Taylor Fresh Foods recalls jalapeño pepper products over salmonella concernsfox34.com
148. 148Taylor Fresh Foods Recalls Jalapeño Products Due To Salmonella Concernsmyk104.com
149. 149Taylor Fresh Foods Recalls Jalapeño Products Due To Salmonella Concernsnewsone.com
150. 150Taylor Fresh Foods Recalls Products Made With Jalapeño Peppers Because of Possible Health Riskperishablenews.com
151. 151Taylor Fresh Foods voluntarily recalls jalapeño products amid Salmonella outbreakksbw.com
152. 152This map shows the 26 states where Taylor Farms has recalled foods that could be contaminated with salmonellabusinessinsider.com
153. 153Whole Foods recalls products made with jalapeños amid salmonella outbreakindependent.co.uk
154. 154World’s Largest Grocery Company Closes Two Long Beach Stores to Avoid Paying Workers Morela.eater.com