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Will Dollar General avoid daily fines related to safety hazards by end of 2024?
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Dollar General Streamlines Supply Chain, Reaches $12 Million Safety Settlement
Jul 11, 2024, 06:39 PM
Dollar General is streamlining its supply chain to enhance efficiency across its extensive store network. The discount retailer is reducing the variety and volume of goods it carries to expedite product availability on store shelves. Additionally, Dollar General has reached a comprehensive settlement with U.S. safety regulators, OSHA, agreeing to pay $12 million and implement new safety protocols. This settlement includes a provision to reduce store inventory to avert hazards and a potential daily fine of $100,000 if future hazards are not addressed.
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