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Newark stores are implementing a program aiming for the Shop-Rite experience, contrasting with NYC efforts.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 11
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Newark stores are implementing a program aiming for the Shop-Rite experience, contrasting with NYC efforts.

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Shop-RiteNewarkNew York City

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  1. Newark discounts are comparable to NYC grocers, while Baraka seeks citywide expansion of community stores.1 source
  2. Shop-Rite in Newark is launching a specific retail program that contrasts with NYC's efforts.1 source

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