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The Perris sat down with the Asbury Park Press recently to talk about their strategy to survive in the Shore's rapidly changing supermarket industry. Long Branch's demographics have changed. Most noticeably?

The city's Latino population increased from 2 percent in to more than 30 percent in , according to U. Census Bureau data. It meant stocking the shelves with items that would appeal to an increasingly diverse customer base.

It took a while, but online grocery delivery is catching on. About 70 percent of consumers are expected to buy packaged goods online within five to seven years, according to The Food Marketing Institute, a trade group. More and more people are shopping online, and it's growing by double digits. We're going to have to address that. For instance, they track a customer who is buying dog food every week, so they get a coupon in the mail for a dog food item.