Huffington Post |
Wegmans Catches Heat For Selling Trump Wine
Huffington Post @Wegmans I have been a regular shopper in your VA store. I will no longer shop with you while you carry Trump wine/products #GrabYourWallet. — Huron (@Criktt) February 15, 2017 · @Wegmans Sad to see you selling Trump wine, his values are not … Stores around Washington selling out of Trump WineThe Hill (blog) Wegmans Now In the Boycotters' CrosshairsAmerican Thinker (blog) This beloved grocery chain is the latest company to face Trump-related boycottsWashington Post SFGate –U.S. News & World Report –Washington Times –Syracuse.com all 41 news articles » |
Washington Post |
A first look at how German grocer Lidl plans to conquer the US market
Washington Post On a busy street in Fredericksburg, Va., a tall, black security fence guards a sprawling — and, for now, largely empty — brick-and-glass building. The under-wraps facility is a prototype store for Lidl, a German grocery chain that has been working … Lidl: First 20 US stores to open this summerSupermarket News UPDATE 1-German discounter Lidl to open first US stores this summerBusiness Insider A German grocery chain with the power to cripple Aldi, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe's is about to invade AmericaAOL News Charlotte Observer (blog) –San Francisco Chronicle –The Fiscal Times –Greensboro News & Record all 48 news articles » |
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