Active alerts are in place for several products, and investigations continue into the source and extent of contamination.

The grocer’s recent app refresh highlights both its wellness-related services and savings opportunities, but stops short of tying them together.

Kroger ( KR) confirmed on its website that it will close five fulfillment facilities in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin; Frederick, Maryland; Groveland, Florida; Nashville, Tennessee; and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in January 2026, in an effort to streamline operations and improve delivery efficiency.

The retailer’s decision to close three automated fulfillment centers reflects the stark changes in grocery e-commerce that have taken place in the years since it launched its partnership with Ocado.

The Kroger Co. is putting a new policy into place for its general office employees that requires them to report to the office five days a week instead of working remotely. The change will go into effect in January.

In response, the deli company Supreme Service Solutions LLC voluntarily pulled its line of Boar’s Head pecorino romano cheeses as a safety precaution. Ambriola manufactures and supplies these cheeses. Boar’s Head also removed all other Ambriola-associated products, including salads and wraps.

As a result, the Deli company, Supreme Service Solutions LLC, has voluntarily pulled varieties of its Boar’s Head-branded Pecorino Romano Cheese after learning the affected batches were manufactured and supplied by Ambriola. As a precaution, Boar's Head has also withdrawn other Ambriola-supplied products.

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