Sentence examples for supermarket operations from inspiring English sources

Last Friday, embattled chief executive Dino Adriano announced his intention to relinquish day-to-day responsibility for the supermarket operations, which account for more than 90% of the group's turnover.

The former boss of the B&Q DIY chain and Sainsbury's US operations, David Bremner will oversee the UK supermarket operations, although Mr Adriano will remain in the chief executive's role.

The new figures, which were published at the time of its annual report, come as Tesco chief executive Dave Lewis today used a major industry conference to call for collective action to tackle food waste right across the supply chain – from farms to supermarket operations, right through to customers' homes.

In the hundreds of pages of documents published to give details of the £1.5bn rescue of the bank, which is being forced to give up its mutual ownership under pressure from two US hedge funds, the group outlined the importance of the dividend it pays out to its seven million members before Christmas on its supermarket operations.

One U.K. media report suggested Wal-Mart's Wild had extensive experience of running troubled supermarket operations.

Besides Schwab, leading supermarket operations include those of Fidelity Investments, Waterhouse Securities, Jack White, Muriel Siebert, Quick & Reilly, Scudder, Dreyfus and National Discount Brokers.

The 45,000 employees across the Weston family's Canadian supermarket operation also gained access to medical marijuana cover under the company's health policy last year.

Instead of trying to revolutionize the mundane chore of grocery shopping with a high-tech approach relying on expensive centralized warehouses, Tesco simply added a modest online delivery service to its traditional supermarket operation.

But investigators like John J. Coleman, the special agent in charge of the New Jersey office of the Drug Enforcement Agency, described the Zoo Crew as "almost a drug supermarket operation," in which narcotics were brought wholesale from New York and supplied rapidly to street dealers through a network of drivers.

Shares in Ahold, a Dutch supermarket operator with large American operations, recently tumbled after investors took fright at the company's attempt to gloss over an unflattering American accounting treatment in favour of the European one.Jumpy investors are quick to assume the worst at present, partly thanks to this confusion among accounting systems.

Whole Foods workers across the United States are beginning to collectively organize in an attempt to push back on changes made to the supermarket chain operations since Amazon acquired the company in August 2017.