Kroger making big changes to its stores: What’s really going on?

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By Max Filby
Oct 18, 2017
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Cincinnati-based Kroger recently announced plans to revamp around 20 to 30 percent of its 2,793 stores.

As part of the “Restock Kroger” campaign, the grocery chain will try to change the customer experience at as many as 838 stores, according to the company. As a major local grocer, Kroger employs more than 8,100 associates in the Miami Valley.

Kroger plans to invest $9 billion over the next three years in the campaign. To find out what some of the changes Kroger will be making to its grocery stores read: 5 big changes Kroger is making to hundreds of stores

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