Aldi is expanding its curbside grocery pickup to offer more options to customers. After a successful pilot in select markets, the service will be available in nearly 600 Aldi stores across the country by the end of July.
As part of a phased initiative, Bed Bath & Beyond plans to reopen more stores and further expand store fulfillment services across North America.
In a move that addresses a recent retail trend, Kimco Realty Corp., owner and operator of open-air, grocery-anchored shopping centers and mixed-use properties, is rolling out a curbside pickup program at its Texas shopping centers, with plans to begin a nationwide expansion.
As stores remain temporarily closed due to the pandemic, Ulta Beauty has launched curbside pickup in select stores where they have determined it is safe to do so.
At Home has set a store reopening plan with enhanced safety, cleaning and sanitization protocols. The retailer is gradually re-opening stores, as permitted by local and state regulations, with approximately 50% of At Home stores expected to be fully open to foot traffic as of May 1.
Belk said it will begin inviting customers and associates back into their local stores following its temporary closure due to COVID-19. Stores in South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma plan to open its doors to shoppers on Friday, May 1.
Stein Mart is enhancing safety and cleaning measures to ensure the health and safety of its customers and associates as stores begin to reopen. The company also launched contactless curbside pickup service in select stores.