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Dillon Companies, Inc.

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Hutchinson, United States

Dillons is a regional grocery supermarket chain based in Hutchinson, Kansas. As a division of Kroger, it offers a wide range of groceries including fresh produce, meat, dairy, and everyday essentials, with a commitment to quality customer service and community engagement.

CCI Score

CCI Score: Dillon Companies, Inc.

-48.99

0.02%

Latest Event

Dillon Companies and Political Contributions via Kroger PAC

Recent data reveals that Kroger, the parent company behind Dillon Companies, contributed $186,000 to federal candidates in the 2023-2024 election cycle. This sizable PAC contribution raises concerns from an anti-fascist perspective, as corporate funding can enhance political influence that may undermine democratic accountability and potentially bolster authoritarian practices.

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Dillon Companies, Inc. is currently rated as a Quisling.

-44 to -59 CCI Score
These companies are fully aligned with authoritarian regimes. They not only support but also enforce oppressive policies, playing a significant role in the regime’s operational apparatus and contributing directly to its consolidation of power.

Latest Events

  • Dillon Companies and Political Contributions via Kroger PAC Logo
    FEB
    06
    2025

    Recent data reveals that Kroger, the parent company behind Dillon Companies, contributed $186,000 to federal candidates in the 2023-2024 election cycle. This sizable PAC contribution raises concerns from an anti-fascist perspective, as corporate funding can enhance political influence that may undermine democratic accountability and potentially bolster authoritarian practices.

  • -30

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 21

    Dillon Companies, as a division of Kroger, is indirectly implicated in stimulating political influence through Kroger's PAC contributions. Allocating $186,000 to federal candidates in the 2023-2024 election cycle is concerning from a left-leaning anti-fascist perspective, as such financial support can enhance the political power of potentially authoritarian-aligned figures and undercut democratic norms.

    Kroger Co PAC Contributions to Federal Candidates • OpenSecrets

  • Dillon Companies’ Parent Kroger’s Political Contributions & Lobbying Activity Logo
    DEC
    31
    2024

    An analysis based on Kroger’s political contributions and lobbying spending reveals significant corporate political engagement. As Dillon Companies is a division of Kroger, this activity implicates the company in practices that can undermine democratic accountability.

  • -60

    Public and Political Behavior

    March 21

    Kroger, the parent company of Dillon Companies, reported $856,339 in contributions and $1,600,000 in lobbying expenditures during the 2024 cycle. Such significant political spending demonstrates corporate engagement in shaping public policy in ways that may favor authoritarian interests. This activity raises concerns from an anti-fascist perspective about the undue influence of corporate money on democratic processes.

    Kroger Co Profile: Summary • OpenSecrets

  • Human Rights and Supply Chain Failures Implicating Dillons Logo
    JAN
    22
    2024

    An article from Business & Human Rights Resource Centre highlights Kroger's failure to address significant human rights concerns and supply chain labor violations in the wake of its upcoming merger with Albertsons. As a subsidiary of Kroger, Dillons is implicated in these systemic issues regarding worker protections and ethical sourcing.

  • -70

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 21

    The report underscores serious deficiencies in labor relations and human rights practices. By failing to enforce minimum standards and address worker exploitation and potential human trafficking within its supply chain, Kroger—and by extension its division Dillons—demonstrates complicity in practices that undermine worker dignity and rights.

    USA: Supermarket giant Kroger fails to respond to human rights concerns

  • -70

    Supply Chain Ethics

    March 21

    Kroger's failure to ensure ethical supply chain practices is evident from its poor response to reported labor violations. This negligence raises serious concerns about the sourcing practices affecting Dillons, suggesting a broader pattern of complicity in exploitative supply chains.

    USA: Supermarket giant Kroger fails to respond to human rights concerns

  • Kroger Political Contribution Report and Its Implications for Dillon Companies Logo
    DEC
    31
    2023

    An analysis of the 2023 Kroger Political Contribution Report reveals significant corporate political spending, including both donations to political candidates and substantial lobbying expenditures. Given that Dillon Companies is a division of Kroger, these practices raise concerns about undue corporate influence on democratic processes and the potential complicity in supporting authoritarian policies.

  • -40

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    March 21

    The report details Kroger's extensive political contributions and lobbying expenditures—including $458,493.03 in direct political giving and over $1.28 million in lobbying expenses. From a left-leaning perspective, such significant corporate political spending can be seen as a method to secure favorable policy outcomes that undermine democratic accountability and potentially facilitate authoritarian interests. Given Dillon Companies’ affiliation with Kroger, these findings are concerning.

    The Kroger Co. 2023 Political Contribution Annual Report

  • Dillon Companies, Inc. Forced Labor and Human Rights Concerns in Tuna Supply Chains Logo
    FEB
    13
    2023

    A Greenpeace report highlights persistent forced labor and human rights abuses in tuna supply chains among major U.S. grocery retailers. As a division of Kroger, Dillon Companies is implicated in these systemic failures, underscoring a need for improved labor standards and responsible supply chain practices.

  • -70

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 21

    The Greenpeace report criticizes grocery retailers for failing to eliminate forced labor and human rights abuses from their tuna supply chains. As part of Kroger, Dillon Companies is associated with these troubling labor practices, reflected in Kroger’s dismal 27% score in the report.

    New Report: 16 Biggest U.S. Grocery Retailers Failed on Forced Labor and Human Rights Abuses When Sourcing Tuna

  • -80

    Supply Chain Ethics

    March 21

    The report highlights a systemic failure in enforcing ethical supply chain practices, leading to the proliferation of forced labor in tuna sourcing. Dillon Companies, operating under Kroger, is thereby linked to these unethical sourcing practices that fall short of acceptable global human rights standards.

    New Report: 16 Biggest U.S. Grocery Retailers Failed on Forced Labor and Human Rights Abuses When Sourcing Tuna

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