Dollar Tree and Dollar General still have room to grow
Despite years of aggressive growth, both dollar chains remain far from saturated.
Despite years of aggressive growth, both dollar chains remain far from saturated.
The discounter lifted its 2025 earnings outlook to as much as $6.30 per share following a better-than-expected second quarter.
With multiple savings event opportunities, DG is making it even easier for families to celebrate the holiday weekend.
The grants will fund professional development and buy books, technology, equipment, and other materials to support K-12 literacy programs.
The CPG Guys are joined in this episode by Heather Land, Senior Director of Grocery Merchandising at Dollar General.
Thousands of Dollar General locations will offer on-demand delivery of food and household staples through Uber Eats starting August 8th.
Since launching in 2020, The Yellow Glasses Project has raised more than $6 million.
With 70+ back-to-school items priced at $1 or less – DG is helping families and educators save on back-to-school items.
Company’s impact surpasses 60M meals donated.
“This is a defining moment for Family Dollar — a chance to return to our roots, refocus on our unique strengths, and build a future tailored to the communities we proudly serve,“ said CEO Duncan MacNaughton.
The July 6-12 event brings savings on summer and back-to-school items.
The NationsBenefits’ proprietary Basket Analyzer Service (BAS) will provide millions of health plan members with increased access to affordable and nutritious foods, over-the-counter (OTC) products, medications, and other eligible essential wellness items.
The 2025 call is open to businesses that have not sold products to Dollar General within the past 18 months and are interested in exploring new partnership opportunities.
Summer savings include everyday essentials like food, health, wellness, beauty, personal care, and cleaning supplies, with about 40% of items discounted.
DG introduces new products and collections for the home featuring renowned celebrities, designers and brands.