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Amazon to Open 2 Cashier-Less Whole Foods Stores Next Year
There will be something missing at two Whole Foods stores opening next year: the rows of cashiers.
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TikTok Video Shows Mouse Chewing on Deli Meat in NYC Whole Foods Butcher Case
The video has gone viral, with more than two million people having watched a mouse takes bites out of a pricey slab of veal in the butcher’s case at the Whole Foods in Columbus Circle
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Racial Discrimination Claims Against Whole Foods Dismissed
A federal judge has dismissed most of the claims in a lawsuit filed by Whole Foods Market employees who alleged the supermarket chain discriminated and retaliated against them when it barred them from wearing Black Lives Matter face coverings
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Walmart and Instacart Partner for Same-Day US Delivery in Fight Against Amazon's Whole Foods
Walmart is partnering with Instacart to offer same-day delivery starting in a few U.S. markets, making it the latest major grocery chain to team up with Instacart in its fight against Amazon and Whole Foods. The partnership is currently in a pilot phase in four markets across California and Oklahoma. Walmart’s partnership comes at a key time. Consumers are relying on grocery delivery demand at an unprecedented...
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Employees Sue Whole Foods for Disciplining Workers Who Wore Black Lives Matter Masks
Whole Foods employees in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and two other states have filed a class action discrimination lawsuit against the grocery chain for disciplining workers who wore Black Lives Matter masks during their shift. The suit, filed Monday in U.S. District Court in Boston, seeks a preliminary injunction prohibiting further retaliation against employees choosing to wear the masks at...
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Survey Finds These Popular Grocery Stores Have the Best COVID-19 Safety Measures
Before the coronavirus pandemic, many customers selected where to shop for groceries based on a store’s location, product prices and food selection. These days, however, more and more consumers are also taking stock of what stores are doing to protect shoppers and workers from COVID-19. In the newly released Consumer Health & Safety Index, marketing research company Ipsos Group compared...
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Pasadena Whole Foods Employee Dies of COVID-19
An employee at a Pasadena Whole Foods has died of coronavirus-related complications, the supermarket chain confirmed Friday. The employee, who worked at the Whole Foods located at 3751 E. Foothill Blvd., died on May 8, according to an official with the chain’s corporate office. Information about her age or if she had any underlying health conditions was not released. The…
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Some Whole Foods Workers Call for Sickout Due to Virus Exposure Concerns
As demand surges during the COVID-19 pandemic, some front line grocery and deliver workers increasingly concerned over their own health and safety are holding strikes and walkouts.
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Amazon Seeks to Hire 100,000 to Keep Up With Surge in Orders
Amazon says it needs to hire 100,000 people across the U.S. to keep up with a crush of orders as the coronavirus spreads and keeps more people at home, shopping online
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Escondido Marine Veteran in Legal Fight With Whole Foods
NBC 7 Investigates Mari Payton speaks with a local veterans family about a contract broken with Whole Foods
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Marine Veteran And Organic Farmer Sues Whole Foods For Fraud
A former Marine Corps Sergeant who served three tours in Iraq and founded a non-profit to help veterans transition into agriculture has filed a lawsuit against Whole Foods Organic Markets, claiming the company nearly bankrupted his and his wife’s organic farm. Colin and Karen Archipley, owners of Archi’s Acres filed their lawsuit in federal court against the organic food...
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Whole Foods Recalls Dozens of Vegetable Products Nationwide
Whole Foods Market has announced it is recalling multiple vegetable products from its stores nationwide, days after the company that sells to the grocer and others yanked its veggies over concern about possible bacterial contamination. The company that sells to Whole Foods and other retailers, Mann Packing Co., said last week it was pulling vegetable products after it was...
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NYPD Officers Pay for Accused Whole Foods Shoplifter's Groceries, Do Not Arrest Her
A trio of police officers paid for an accused shoplifter’s groceries rather than arresting her at a Manhattan Whole Foods.
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Ditching the Shopping Cart for an Online Cart
Time is scarce when holding down a full-time job in addition to raising a family. Because of that reason consumers are switching from grocery carts to online carts and getting their groceries delivered to their doorstep.
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Amazon Tells Employees, We'll Pay You to Quit, Haul Packages
Amazon, which is racing to deliver packages faster, is turning to its own employees with a proposition: Quit your job and we’ll help you start a business delivering Amazon packages. The offer, announced Monday, comes as Amazon seeks to speed up its shipping time from two days to one for its Prime members. The company sees the new incentive as...
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Whole Foods Will Cut Prices on Hundreds of Items Starting Wednesday
Whole Foods will slash prices on hundreds of items starting Wednesday, extending its focus beyond enticing Prime shoppers. The specialty grocer’s last major price cut for all customers was in November 2017. In the interim, it has been rolling out more perks catered to members of Amazon Prime, such as offering them an extra 10 percent off discounted products. Amazon,...
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Amazon to Close All Its Pop-Up Shops
Amazon said Wednesday that it will shut down all its pop-up shops and focus on opening more of its bookstores as it rethinks its brick-and-mortar strategy. The online retail giant has 87 pop-up shops in malls, Whole Foods grocery stores and Kohl’s department stores that sell Amazon’s Echo voice-activated devices, Kindle tablets and other gadgets.
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Consumer Reports Warns of Heavy Metals in Kids Juice
Consumer Reports warned that heavy metals may be inside popular juices that kids drink. NBC 7’s Consumer Bob has more on the warning.
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What Makes a Chicken Chipper? No One Is Quite Sure, But Researchers Are Checking
How do you measure a chicken’s happiness? Is it in the way it runs for food? How much time it spends preening? To size up what might make chickens happy in their brief lives, researchers at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, are putting 16 breeds through physical fitness and behavioral tests. They’re watching how well birds scramble over...