Grocery Outlet Closing 36 Stores After Overexpansion
Discount grocery chain Grocery Outlet is shutting down 36 locations across the US, admitting it expanded too quickly. The closures, part of a restructuring plan, will be completed by 2026.
Discount grocery chain Grocery Outlet is shutting down 36 locations across the US, admitting it expanded too quickly. The closures, part of a restructuring plan, will be completed by 2026.
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