The Produce Reporter Week in Review – September 16, 2022

Pamela and Greg discuss Wegmans’ decision to ditch self-scanning, and how other retailers are dealing with shoplifting in an age of self-checkout. The latest sales numbers are in...

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September 16, 2022

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Pamela and Greg discuss Wegmans’ decision to ditch self-scanning, and how other retailers are dealing with shoplifting in an age of self-checkout. The latest sales numbers are in for August, and consumers are trading down, buying smaller packages, and dining out less.

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