The Kroger Co. operates a U.S. grocery retail business with supermarkets across multiple banners, complemented by fuel centers, pharmacies, private-label products, manufacturing, advertising and data analytics. News about KR commonly covers fresh food and seasonal merchandising, pickup and delivery services, digital coupons, private brands such as Simple Truth, Private Selection and Kroger brand products, and customer access through Kroger.com, the Kroger app and delivery marketplaces.
Company updates also include Harris Teeter, a wholly owned Kroger subsidiary, with recurring coverage of pharmacy services, nutrition support, grocery promotions, fuel rewards, community programs and associate initiatives. Other news themes include new products entering Kroger-banner stores, floral and gift offerings such as Bloom Haus, and enterprise training programs such as Pearl Street Academy.
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On April 19, 2023, Ralphs/Kroger Health, in partnership with Cardinal Health and DisposeRx, announced their participation in Drug Take Back Day on April 22, 2023. This event allows patients to responsibly dispose of prescription medications at various locations in Southern California from 10 am to 2 pm. The initiative aims to combat prescription drug misuse, which affects 16.3 million Americans annually, resulting in over 96,000 overdose deaths. Over the years, Ralphs and its partners have collected over 128,000 pounds of unused medications, securing a healthier environment for local communities. Locations for the disposal event include police departments and hospitals, with local law enforcement present to assist. More details can be found at www.ralphs.com/takebackday.
Kroger Health and EVERFI mark their fifth anniversary of collaboration aimed at reducing prescription medication misuse and opioid-related deaths in the U.S. Their joint Prescription Drug Safety education program has reached over 100,000 students across 1,300 schools in 14 geographies. Notable outcomes include 80% of students identifying signs of drug misuse, 83% understanding refusal methods, and 79% feeling equipped to assist peers struggling with substance abuse. The initiative empowers students to make informed decisions about prescription medications, fostering a culture of safety and responsibility. The partnership has a significant impact on public health and community education.