For Albertsons, retail media has played a major role in alleviating these pain points. According to Barrett, the grocer wants value-seeking, time-strapped consumers to be able to shop its stores and ...

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Mark Carden, UBS: Inquired about demand growth for Albertsons Media ... in its "Customers for Life" strategy, supported by a focus on technology and strategic pricing adjustments to navigate ...

Rather than dwell on the collapse of their planned consolidation, Kroger and Albertsons have redirected their attention inward, reassessing operations and sharpening competitive edges. Kroger, long ...

The grocery titan stated in a letter that it won't accept price hikes to account for President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Albertsons' productivity initiatives seem likely to be pushed into lower pricing, and digital sales growth seems to be cannibalizing higher-margin physical sales. As Albertsons' margin prospects ...

This strategy, referred to as Customers ... On a yearly basis, food-at-home prices came in 2.4% higher last month compared to March 2024. Albertsons is leveraging SheerID verification technology ...

Albertsons CEO Vivek Sankaran highlighted continued investment in the company’s “Customers for Life” strategy ... of $1.7 billion to $1.9 billion. Price Action: ACI shares traded lower ...

Grocery chain Albertsons is taking a hard-line approach to tariffs, telling its suppliers it won’t accept any price hikes, according to a letter from the company’s head of merchandising.

Continued investment in its Customers for Life strategy contributed to Albertsons’ solid results in the fourth quarter and its ability to close fiscal 2024 with positive momentum, said CEO Vivek ...

Albertsons wrote a letter to its suppliers stating that they won’t accept price hikes tied to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The company said that it wants to maintain competitive prices ...

Albertsons provided a letter to its suppliers regarding the policy update with the Idaho-based company explaining that the change was made to keep goods at competitive prices, FOX Business ...