Walmart invests in store remodels
May 22, 2017
Walmart is remodeling 12 locations in Michigan this year as part of a national strategy to refresh its stores. Among the changes that will greet shoppers include an in-store pickup moved to the front of the store; larger produce, deli and bakery departments; as well as wider aisles with lower shelves and more signage. Three stores located in southeast Michigan will begin testing online grocery ordering with in-store pickup.
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