Walmart is upgrading seven South Mississippi stores. Here’s what to know
Walmart plans to remodel seven stores in South Mississippi as part of a 19-store statewide investment. The upgrades will bring refreshed interiors, expanded services and improved online shopping options.
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Here are key takeaways:
• BIG INVESTMENT: Walmart is investing millions of dollars at 650 stores nationwide to drive “speed, convenience and growth,” including 19 stores in Mississippi and seven in South Mississippi.
• THE CHANGES: Neighborhood Markets will see expanded deli and hot bar selections, improved lighting, pharmacy delivery options and upgraded areas for online grocery order fulfillment. Some are undergoing a rapid remodel program designed for quicker results.
• ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS: Interior improvements include wider aisles, updated layouts, more eye-catching displays and expanded product assortments, including healthy food options. Exteriors will get modern signs and improved parking and landscaping.
• CHANGES TO SERVICES: Updated services will include refreshed vision centers and pharmacies with private consultation rooms.
• FOR ONLINE SHOPPERS: Online shoppers will benefit from expanded pickup and delivery services, express delivery options and new digital touchpoints inside stores.
• DISRUPTIONS: Details are still being finalized, but Walmart said it is working to minimize customer disruptions during remodeling. Any temporary closures will be announced later.
• MILLIONS INVESTED: Walmart has invested $379 million in its Mississippi stores over the past five years. The company and the Walmart Foundation donated $20 million to local nonprofits and 10 million pounds of food to fight hunger across the state.
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