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Supply chain gross margin increased 0.6 points in early 2026, DPZ notes

Supply chain gross margin increased 0.6 points in early 2026, DPZ notes
Supply chain margin rises on procurement gains

DPZ, industry influencer, reports that supply chain gross margin increased by 0.6 percentage points in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.

The improvement was primarily attributed to procurement productivity, despite being partially offset by higher costs in the company's food basket.

Sam Ro previously highlighted a 0.6 percent rise in U.S. retail sales in February, led by department stores and health sectors. Grocery sales fell during the same month. Ro also reported on Jamie Dimon's view that the U.S. remains the top global investment spot during turbulent times.

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