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If you are notlost a single store In your neighborhood in recent years, consider yourself lucky. A detail apocalypse, largely fueled by the pandemic but exacerbated by economic conditions less than stellar, has struck almost everywhere since 2020, with companies forced to close brick and mortar spaces through the United States and which includes Many essential companies: even grocery stores feel heat. In fact, several popular grocery channels soon prepare to close the locations. Read more to find out which companies close the stores, from November.

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The grocery stores have not been spared in the current retail apocalypse. Back in June, Farmers Market sproutsPermanently Two of its locations in California. The following two months caused closings from two other popular grocery chains: Lidl and Kroger. The two companies have taken an ax in two stores each, withLidl fence locations in North Carolina and Virginia, andKroger closing stores in Arkansas and Texas.

From now on, more grocery channels are preparing to reduce their detail footprint.

Three different grocery channels recently revealed store closing plans, based on various reports.

The first on the cutting block is a shoprite in Connecticut. The company informed the Ministry of Labor (Dol) that itWill close his store In Waterbury on November 11, reported NBC Connecticut.

Two days later on November 13, an entire food in Englewood, an area south of Chicago,Close for good, theChicago tribune reported.

Following these closures, Giant Eagle confirmed to ABC-Affilia to what helocate In Edinboro, Pennsylvania, the following month. According to the media, the company's store will close on December 30.

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With its closure of Waterbury, Shoprite leaves the community after 40 years. The Facebook page of the storeindicated that the closure came after the retirement ofPaul Tornaquindici, owner and operator of Waterbury Shoprite. But in its letter to Dol, the company informed the "economic reasons" as the determinant of its closing.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Real controversy lies in the fate of store employees. According to CT Insider,Hundreds of workers will lose their jobs following the closure. "There is a real concern about the loss of more than 200 jobs following this fence", the mayor of the cityNeil O'Leary said. The store's facebook page has indicated that the partners are offered "the opportunity toInterview for positions In other shoprite stores, "however.

The employees of Whole Foods and Giant Eagle are offered jobs in the other locations of each company, but there are always concerns among their respective communities.

While the official closing date has just been revealed, Whole Foods announced in April that he planned to close her Englewood store, as well as some other places in the country. Residents did not respond favorably.

According toChicago tribune, many residents felt betrayed by the company's decision after there was such a favorable response to the opening of the store six years earlier. "Limit access toFresh and healthy foods Does food apartheid, "Asiaha Butler, the president of the resident of the Grand Englewood association, told the newspaper in April. "So, dragging these things and not having notice so that we can be somewhat engaged is a real blow for the community, and many people are simply devastated."

And in Edinboro, the residents now wonder where they will buy grocery products after the departure of Giant Eagle. According to Go Erie, this is theOnly the full service grocery store In the district of around 5,600 residents, and he has been maintaining the city since 1985. Polense de Géant Eagle Dan Donovan told the media that the decision was "difficult, but necessary", but he refused to determine why exactly the store closed.