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Target’s store remodels include expanded guest services, order pickup and drive up areas, and hand sanitizing stations, the company said.

Target Deal Days, running from June 20 to 22, will feature savings across its entire assortment, including food and beverages.

Walmart, Sam’s Club, Publix, and Hy-Vee were among the retailers who announced that customers who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can shop without a mask in its stores.

Target had a record-breaking first quarter, with market share gains of $1 billion as shoppers flocked to its stores and sales of its owned brands continued to surge.

Shoppers can now order adult beverages for pickup in store or curbside delivery at more than 1,200 stores nationwide or through same-day delivery with Shipt at more than 600 stores.

Good & Gather Plant Based features such products as non-dairy chocolate-flavored mousse dip, crispy chick’n tenders, buffalo-style cauliflower wings and almond milk among others.

Target shared plans to work with local, national and global organizations on ensuring underserved communities have access to the COVID-19 vaccines.

Target plans on adding diverse, innovative, sustainable and affordable brands to its beauty aisle shelves.

CVS Health is partnering with Target to administer the COVID-19 vaccine in more than 600 CVS Target stores across 17 states.

Favorite Day is a new food and beverage brand from the retailer that will span across the bakery, snacks, candy, ice cream, cake decorating supplies, beverage mixers and mocktail categories.

Target plans to invest approximately $4 billion annually during the next several years to accelerate new store openings and remodels, as well as enhance its fulfillment services.

Target reported that its 2020 revenue grew by more than $15 billion, and revenue for the fourth quarter rose 21.1% to $28.34 billion.