Category: Produce Blueprints
Dollar Stores: Beyond the dollar
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As dollar stores experiment with new formats and fresh product lineups, they’re also exploring higher price points that would allow them to offer more variety, but still at a price that beats the competition.
Dollar Stores: Messaging and exposure
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A major challenge for dollar retailers is many consumers, both regulars and new, often don’t realize the stores even carry fresh produce.
Dollar Stores: Positives and Negatives
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Two of the biggest challenges for dollar stores in the produce category are controlling costs and shrink.
Dollar Stores: Explaining their growth
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While there are a number of factors spurring the growth of dollar stores, including lower prices and their proximity to shoppers, the pandemic has factored into the equation as well.
Dollar Stores: Why they’re selling fresh
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Fresh produce, while a difficult category under the dollar-store business model, can be beneficial for retailers and suppliers alike from a traffic and profitability standpoint.
Dollar Stores: Who are they?
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Most shoppers in the dollar retail sphere are familiar with the top competitors: Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar. What they might not know is that one of the companies actually owns another.
Dollar Stores and Fresh Produce: A winning strategy?
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Dollar stores are a force to be reckoned with, boasting more than 34,000 locations and counting.
Trading Assistance: How to avoid wire transfer and e-mail scams
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In this article we’ll discuss scams called business email compromise or BEC scams, and identify best practices to help you and your business partners avoid similar misadventures.
A credit risk case study: The conclusions from H. Brooks saga
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So what really happened here? Why did this century-old company close its doors?
A credit risk case study: H. Brooks’ ownership change and optimism
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In the summer of 2019, H. Brooks and Company, LLC, New Brighton, MN, had entered into a definitive agreement to sell its stock and become a wholly owned subsidiary of New Harvest Foods, Inc.