In 2014, which major pharmacy retailer became the first to completely eliminate tobacco products from all its stores nationwide, sacrificing $2 billion in annual sales to align with its healthcare mission?

In the world of healthcare retail, certain companies have made revolutionary moves that changed how patients access medical products and services. One major pharmacy chain took a bold step in 2014 that demonstrated its commitment to public health over profits, becoming the first national retail pharmacy to eliminate a major product category from its shelves. This decision aligned its retail strategy with its healthcare mission and cost the company approximately $2 billion in annual revenue, but strengthened its brand identity as a healthcare provider.

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CVS Health (formerly CVS Caremark)
Walgreens Boots Alliance
Rite Aid Corporation
Express Scripts