Customers shopping Amazon Fresh will find a wide assortment of national brands and high-quality produce, meat, and seafood.

Lufa Farms inaugurates the facility that spans 15,000 square meters in the heart of Canada's second-largest city

Waitrose has signed a 12-week trial with Deliveroo to offer deliveries within half an hour to more than half a million customers.

For supermarket giant Albertsons Cos., the next chapter in the company’s strategic transformation is just beginning.

From groceries and coffee to hardware, a world-first drone delivery service has officially launched in Logan, south of Brisbane.

Canada's METRO Inc. and the WITRON Group are to build another automated distribution centre in Quebec.

What is going to happen to America’s dead malls? That’s a million-dollar question plaguing retailers and real estate developers.

Having the biggest sale of the year in April meant Sephora's supply chain was flexed and ready for surging volume when executives temporarily closed all stores in March, roughly five weeks before the promotion.

Amazon is rolling out a new augmented reality shopping tool, Room Decorator, that will allow you to see furniture and other home décor in your own space.

“There is no question in my mind that retail is a falling knife, and we are for sure not at the bottom,” Sam Zell told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on Wednesday morning.

China’s e-commerce and food delivery giants are reaping the benefits of an increasing number of consumers shopping online and businesses trying to digitize, trends accelerated by the coronavirus outbreak.

Despite spikes in online shopping as a direct result of COVID-19 lockdowns, the fundamentals behind online grocery still make it economically unsustainable in its current form, said Kurt Jetta, founder and chief analyst of Tabs Analytics, a technology-enabled firm serving the consumer products industry.