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A Chilean supplier has expanded a frozen berry recall to 56 states and Puerto Rico due to E. coli risks. The recall, now in its third phase, affects Great Value and Trader Joe's organic products. Consumers should discard or return affected items for a refund.
A Chilean supplier has expanded a frozen berry recall to 56 states and Puerto Rico due to potential E. coli contamination. Affected products include Great Value and Trader Joe's organic berry blends. Consumers should discard or return these items for a refund.
Walmart and Wing plan to launch drone delivery in Denver and Seattle in 2027. While the FAA controls airspace, local governments are drafting rules for ground operations. Northglenn, Colorado, is leading efforts to regulate noise and site placement, while Castle Rock and Parker have issued temporary bans.
Wing and Walmart announced plans to launch drone delivery services in the Denver and Seattle metropolitan areas in 2027. This expansion adds to their current network of five US cities and moves them closer to a goal of operating from over 270 Walmart stores nationwide. The service utilizes hybrid aircraft capable of carrying up to five pounds at speeds of 60 mph, promising delivery times of under 30 minutes for eligible items.
Costco and Walmart stocks have fallen significantly since May despite strong operational metrics, as investors priced them as defensive assets. This high valuation leaves little room for error, causing shares to drop when growth slows or minor caveats appear in earnings.
Costco and Walmart shares have fallen significantly since May despite strong operational metrics, as investors' high expectations for defensive stocks leave little room for error. While both retailers report solid sales and earnings, slowing growth rates and minor caveats in their reports have triggered sell-offs, illustrating that 'good' performance is no longer sufficient to maintain stock momentum.
The FDA has expanded a frozen berry recall to 56 states and Puerto Rico due to potential E. coli contamination. Affected products include Great Value organic blueberries and berry blends at Walmart, and Trader Joe's organic mixed berry blends. Consumers should discard or return these items for a refund.
The FDA has expanded a frozen berry recall to 56 states and Puerto Rico due to potential E. coli contamination. Affected products include Great Value organic blueberries and berry blends at Walmart, and Trader Joe's organic mixed berry blends. Consumers should discard or return these items for a refund.
The FDA expanded a frozen berry recall to include Great Value and Trader Joe's products in 56 states, citing potential E. coli contamination. Consumers should discard affected lots or return them for a refund.
The recall for frozen berries linked to a multistate E. coli outbreak has expanded to include products sold in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. This follows earlier recalls of GreenWise berries at Publix and Great Value organic triple berry blends at Walmart. The FDA is treating the expansion as a precautionary measure based on traceback data, despite no illnesses yet being tied to the newly affected items. Consumers are advised to discard or return the products.
NBC Selected and BuzzFeed highlight that Walmart's private-label brands offer high-quality fall fashion under $100, rivaling designer aesthetics. Key items include a $99 genuine suede jacket and $28 blouses, praised for fit and material despite the retailer's recent sales slowdown.
The FDA has expanded a nationwide recall of Bettergoods frozen pasta sold at Walmart to include all lot codes after routine testing detected listeria. The manufacturer, Gias Foods, halted production on Sept. 15, and no illnesses have been reported yet. Consumers are advised to discard the product or return it for a refund.
Walmart is rolling out new AI-driven features for its digital shelf labels, including 'Shop to Light' for customers and 'Pick to Light' for staff, to improve product finding and efficiency. While the company emphasizes human oversight and convenience, critics and some investors remain concerned about potential dynamic pricing and data privacy issues, prompting CEO John Furner to publicly reassure shoppers that prices are not personalized.
Walmart CEO John Furner issued a statement on September 25, 2026, explicitly rejecting dynamic, surveillance, and personalized pricing. He affirmed that the company prices products, not people, and pledged to use AI tools like Sparky responsibly without leveraging customer data for price discrimination. This move follows regulatory warnings from the FTC and concerns over electronic shelf tags.
The Pokémon 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box (ETB) is now available for $89.99 at Amazon, significantly below market rates, though access is restricted to an invite-only lottery system. Walmart is simultaneously running a limited-time drawing for the same product at $70. These measures aim to distribute scarce inventory fairly amid high demand, while the set's high pull rates have already deflated broader resale prices for many chase cards.