Target Stores Will Look Different This Summer In Minnesota

Target has been making many changes as of late and now, they have just rolled out another one. This time around, the change is for employees but if you are a frequent shopper at the store, you'll definitely take notice.

The Minnesota-based store recently made a pretty big announcement: by the end of May, they will no longer be selling cereals with synthetic colors. The cereal aisle is about to look a lot different soon.

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In doing so, they became one of the first national retailers to make this switch. I wouldn't be surprised if they started making similar changes to their other aisles and grocery products as well.

This new change won't impact the average customer much - but it will have a big impact on employees. What do you think about this change?

Target Stores Change Employee Dress Code Policy

According to reports, Target is tightening up their dress code quite a bit. They have been making moves to rebrand the in-store experience for customers and this is surely a big part of that.

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So what does this tighter dress code entail? Staff will need to wear a red shirt. As of now, staff are able to wear similar colors like pink or maroon. This will no longer be allowed. I never noticed but it makes sense why they would want this change to make things a bit more seamless and make it easier to identify an employee.

That's not all. Employees will also need to wear khakis or blue denim bottoms when working in-store. They will also be limited when it comes to wearing clothing with big logos on it.

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Like I said, this might not impact you but it might make it easy to spot an employee if you need help. This change won't go into effect until this summer so you won't notice the change right away.