Emily Crowe

Multimedia Editor

Author Profile

Emily Crowe is the Multimedia Editor for Progressive Grocer. She has 12 years of writing/editing experience in the food industry and previously served as a food and beverage editor at SmartBrief. She has also written for the Specialty Food Association, Technomic and the Clovis News Journal, and worked in editorial at Laptop Magazine and American Way Magazine. Emily graduated from Ohio University's E.W. Scripps School of Journalism and lives in Columbus, Ohio, with her husband, two children and rescue dog.

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ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR

6/20/2024
Walmart Uses Emerging Tech to Improve Produce Sourcing
1st-of-its-kind pilot with Agritask aims to strengthen supply chain, enhance overall produce quality

Emily Crowe
6/20/2024
Natural Grocers Touts Regenerative Agriculture in Latest Film Series
“A Family Leggacy” spotlights farmer in Kentucky who produces grocer’s private label eggs

Emily Crowe
6/20/2024
BJ’s Names New Board Member
Dave Burwick joins the nominating and corporate governance committee effective immediately

Emily Crowe
6/19/2024
How Wegmans Is Encouraging the Next Generation of Grocery Workers
Grocer shares details on its Wegmans Work Scholarship Program for high schoolers

Emily Crowe
6/19/2024
Kroger’s Q1 Led By Better-Than-Expected Grocery Performance
Digital sales also grew more than 8% during the quarter

Emily Crowe
6/19/2024
Knowlan’s Super Markets Names New President
Minnesota indie also promotes 2 into VP roles

Emily Crowe
6/17/2024
Save A Lot Adds Uber Eats Delivery Option
Service will initially roll out at 150+ locations

Emily Crowe
6/16/2024
How Walmart Is Appealing to Gen Z
Apparel line refresh celebrates “the unlimited potential of self-expression”

Emily Crowe
6/13/2024
THE FRIDAY 5: Kroger Offering Weight Loss Drugs; Walmart’s Turn to Shelf Labels
Hy-Vee’s store closures and Trader Joe’s viral tote bags also garnered reader interest

Emily Crowe
6/12/2024
How Safeway Is Meeting Food Waste Recovery Goals
Grocer’s partnership with Divert has resulted in increased food donations

Emily Crowe