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Melissa Daniels

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Covers:  E-commerce, retail, unions, ESG, sustainability, environment
📝Professionally curious 👀 Reporter @modernretail 💻 Rust Belt raised ➡️ desert dweller☀️

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15+ years of experience reporting, editing and content creating. Currently a senior reporter at Modern Retail, covering e-commerce, retail DTC brands, consumer sentiment, labor movementsr, eliminating plastic and waste from supply chains.

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How Omaha Steaks shrunk its average delivery time to less than a day and a half

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By Melissa Daniels 
| Modern Retail
One of the country’s oldest meat delivery services is making big gains in delivery speeds by adding warehouse space and turning stores into micro-fulfillment hubs. Omaha Steaks, a company founded in 1917 that does roughly $600 million in annual revenue, has shrunk its delivery time from an average of 6.2 days to about 1.24 days over the past year, CEO Nate Rempe told Modern Retail in an interview.
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Open-box marketplace Rebel is now selling better-for-you snacks

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By Melissa Daniels 
| Modern Retail
Open-box and overstock marketplace Rebel has entered the CPG category. Rebel, which sources excess, unused inventory from brands and retailers to sell on its marketplace, added bulk-sized snacks and pantry products to its lineup in mid-May. The new section launched with better-for-you, shelf-stable brands like MadeGood, Purely Elizabeth, Chomps and Annie’s at discounts ranging from 12-70%.
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Why Ranger Station chose Charleston over bigger markets for its third store

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By Melissa Daniels 
| Modern Retail
When the team at fragrance company Ranger Station began thinking about a third physical store, it didn’t take long to land on Charleston, South Carolina. The 11-year-old company known for unisex fragrances and candles opened its third retail shop in Charleston in late May, following locations in its hometown of Nashville and on New York City’s Bleecker Street.
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