Karns Foods, a family-owned grocer from Pennsylvania, is all set to deal with the recession and take important measures.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the grocer has limited expensive products and now offers more affordable brands for price-sensitive consumers. Scott Karns, CEO of Karns, detailed that the grocer had decreased profits due to the ongoing economic crisis, labour shortage, soaring energy and manufacturing costs. Karns Foods is cutting costs by adding self-checkout tech and limiting expensive products that shoppers won’t be able to purchase or are less desired, as revealed by Andrea Karns, VP of sales and marketing at Karns.
Full story: WSJ
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