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Kroger has updated its dress code for nearly 400,000 in-store employees, introducing new uniforms in its first overhaul in a decade. Employees now wear company-issued shirts in blue, red, or black, with managers receiving button-down shirts or quarter-zip jackets, as part of efforts to improve the shopping experience. The rollout has received positive feedback from staff and customers, who report the uniforms make workers easier to identify.
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