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Grocers CEO warns of few remaining chains
Independent grocers are warning that increasing consolidation among major grocery chains threatens to reduce competition, potentially leaving consumers with fewer choices and higher prices. The National Grocers Association's CEO emphasized that independent stores struggle to access the same products and terms as large retailers, which could lead to most grocery sales being controlled by just a few national chains. While beef prices remain high, independent grocers believe more competition could help lower costs and improve product availability for consumers.
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