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Foodservice Innovation Trends for Convenience Stores in 2026

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Foodservice Innovation Trends Shaping Convenience Stores in 2026 Foodservice innovation in convenience stores is accelerating as we approach 2026. Shifting consumer expectations, digital transformation, and evolving supply chain capabilities are redefining what successful c-store food programs look like. What was once limited to roller grills and packaged snacks has evolved into fresh, customizable, technology-driven foodservice […]

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Which Convenience Store Companies are poised for growth in 2026?

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As convenience store companies ramp up expansion plans heading into 2026, the ripple effects are being felt across convenience distribution, warehousing, and supply chain operations. Major operators like 7-Eleven, EG America, and Anabi Oil are investing in new locations, acquisitions, and operational modernization. For distributors, wholesalers, and logistics professionals serving the c-store channel, these growth

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The Impact of E-Commerce on Warehouse Management

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Wondering how e-commerce is transforming warehouses—and what it means for your business? The warehouse is no longer just a place to store products—it’s now the heart of fast, efficient, and customer-focused distribution. As e-commerce has surged over the past decade, it has completely reshaped the way goods move from supplier to customer. While convenience distributors

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Transportation Hiring Slows, But Warehousing Booms: What It Means for Distributors

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In April 2025, the logistics labor market sent a clear message: warehousing is on the rise, while transportation is treading water. According to the latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics—highlighted in FreightWaves—the truck transportation sector added just 1,400 jobs in April, a dramatic slowdown compared to the 7,000 added in March. Meanwhile, warehousing

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