India, Aug. 4 -- Two more Walgreens pharmacies in New Jersey, United States, are set to close permanently, the latest step in the chain's continuing effort to reset its business nationwide. According to the company's own store locator, the Dumont branch at 406 E. Madison Ave. will shut by 3rd September, while the Bogota outlet at 33 River Road will close by 6th August. Both stores sit in Bergen County, where the pharmacy giant has already been paring back its presence over the past year.

Walgreens 2026 Store Locations Closing: Why Are These Two Stores Closing?

A Walgreens spokesperson told NJBIZ that the closures reflect a broader restructuring rather than issues specific to either location, saying, "Our team members are being supported...