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    Aldi ramps up automated produce processing at UK warehouseโ—Aldi processing tons of produce at its UK automated warehouseโœ‰newsBusinessRetail8 min ago

    Aldi is processing large volumes of fresh produce through its automated distribution warehouse in the UK, part of the discounter's push to use robotics to speed up supply and cut costs. The facility handles the flow of goods to stores as the grocer expands automation across its logistics network.

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    L.L.Bean and Dunkin' launch fall merchandise collaborationโ—L.L.Bean teams with Dunkin' on fall merchandiseโœ‰newsBusinessRetail8 min ago

    Outdoor retailer L.L.Bean has partnered with coffee chain Dunkin' on a new fall merchandise collection. The collaboration brings together two New England brands known for their loyal followings, and covers seasonal products timed to autumn. Retail industry watchers see these unexpected brand pairings as a way to generate buzz and reach each other's customer bases during the busy fall shopping season.

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    Dollar Tree to move into vacant Rite Aid in Victorvilleโ—New Dollar Tree store to occupy vacant Rite Aid in Victorvilleโœ‰newsBusinessRetail8 min ago

    A new Dollar Tree store is set to open in Victorville, California, taking over the space left vacant by a closed Rite Aid. The move fills a long-empty retail location in the High Desert city. Local residents are discussing the arrival of the discount chain and what it means for shopping options in the area.

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    Starbucks drive-thru coming to growing North Carolina townโ—Starbucks drive-thru to debut in growing North Carolina town as part of massive retail developmentโœ‰newsBusiness16 min ago

    A Starbucks drive-thru location is set to open in a fast-growing North Carolina town, as part of a large retail development in the area. The project reflects the town's rapid growth and rising demand for new commercial options, with the coffee chain becoming one of the first major tenants announced for the development.