NEW YORK — The rate at which traditional supermarkets in the U.S. lose share to alternative formats will slow as the leading grocers roll out sales-building strategies, according to a research note from Moody’s Investors Service here.
NEW YORK — The rate at which traditional supermarkets in the U.S. lose share to alternative formats will slow as the leading grocers roll out sales-building strategies, according to a research note from Moody’s Investors Service here.
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