End of NAFTA Would Cost Retailers $16B, Latino Businesses Affected The Most
Withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) would cost retailers and consumers up to $16 billion a year … Read More
Hernando Ramírez-Santos
Weis Markets to Invest $101 Million in Improvements, New Stores And Technology
Food retailer Weis Markets announced its plans to remodel 20 stores, open two new stores, a fuel center and four … Read More
Subway is closing 500 locations in North America
Fast food sandwich chain Subway plans to close 500 of its stores this year in the United States, continuing its … Read More
Supervalu to Sell 8 Warehouses And Its Grocery Chain Shop ‘n Save
Supervalu announced it will be selling and leasing back eight of its owned distribution centers to a single buyer for … Read More
Willer’s Supermarket Seeks to Become a Chain of Puerto Rican Stores In Florida
Entrepreneur Willer Vélez, the owner of Willer’s Supermarket (Puerto Rican store), opens a Willer Supermarket in Kissimmee, Florida. Willer Vélez … Read More
E.Coli Romaine Lettuce Outbreak: What You Should Know
In response to the multi-state outbreak of E. Coli O157:H7 involving chopped packaged romaine lettuce that was announced by government … Read More
Two arrested for stealing nearly $1 million from produce growers
The United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York filed a complaint charging Robert Guiliano and Rodin Diaz … Read More
Kroger to hire 11,000 supermarket workers and boost wages
Kroger, the largest U.S. supermarket chain, is planning to hire an estimated 11,000 workers in its nearly 2,800 supermarkets, including … Read More
Rudy Arredondo, Defender of Latino farmers in the US
If there is anyone who really knows the life of Latinos in the agricultural fields of the United States, it … Read More
Dollar General Will Expand Fresh Produce Offer to 450 Stores
The positive sales balance achieved by Dollar General stores during the last quarter is showing the success of the company’s … Read More