By: Lance Reynolds
Source: Boston Herald
Confronted with “more economic challenges than ever before,” Stop & Shop is calling on Congress to pass legislation to stop organized retail crime, an issue it says is causing prices to climb.
The Quincy-based regional supermarket chain says brick-and-mortar retailers in Boston and elsewhere in the Bay State are “struggling with the vast impact of organized retail crime,” and action is needed to prevent it.
President Roger Wheeler has revealed the issue in a letter sent to members of the Massachusetts delegation in response to an inquiry about potential price gouging at Stop & Shop’s urban store locations.
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