Giant Food will buy 14 of the supermarket outlets, and C&S Wholesale Grocers will get eight others. The prices of the transactions were not disclosed. By Harold Brubaker Inquirer Staff Writer Clemens Family Markets Inc., the largest local family-owned supermarket chain in the Philadelphia region, has agreed to be sold to competitor Giant Food Stores
SAN FRANCISCO (August 30, 2006) – DeLano Retail Partners here said it signed papers yesterday to purchase 11 Cala Foods and Bell Markets here from the Ralphs division of Kroger Co., Cincinnati. The new owner expects to take over the stores Nov. 1, pending landlord approval, operate them under their current names through the end
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (August 10, 2006) – Southern Family Markets here said yesterday it intends to completely exit the state of North Carolina, closing nine stores and exploring the sale of eight others. ìThere is never a good time to do this. However, we must act quickly to streamline our operations in these very competitive markets,î
By Jim Wasserman and Jon Ortiz — Bee Staff Writers In a deal symbolizing the growing prowess of independent, upscale grocery chains, Woodlandbased Nugget Markets Inc. said Monday it will open a new store in Elk Grove and another in either Roseville or El Dorado Hills at locations closed earlier this year by Ralphs. Nugget
August 2, 2006 Author: Times staff report Lowe’s Super Save, which currently operates three supermarkets in El Paso and one in Anthony, Texas, announced that it is purchasing Big 8 Foods’ 12 El Paso stores. The purchase is scheduled to close on Oct. 18. Download PDF of Press Release
Mark Chediak | Sentinel Staff Writer Posted July 29, 2006 Winn-Dixie Stores Inc., which is emerging from bankruptcy, said Friday it plans to close seven Florida stores and lay off more than 570 workers including 125 at a closing Deltona store. The Jacksonville-based grocery-store chain disclosed the decision in a filing with the state. Other
JUNE 22, 2006 — SPOKANE, Wash. — The Tidyman’s supermarket chain here, which once operated 21 stores in three states until a sexual discrimination lawsuit led to financial woes, will sell its remaining eight stores, according to a published report. A news release from the company, which is 60 percent owned by its employees under
JUNE 19, 2006 — ROBESONIA, Pa. and CARTERET, N.J. — Two major grocery distributors in the Northeast U.S. are joining forces. Cooperative food distributor Associated Wholesaler’s Inc. (AWI) in Robesonia, Pa. is merging with White Rose Food, the largest independent wholesale food distributor in the New York City metropolitan area, sources told Progressive Grocer on
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. (WNDXQ) today announced that following a successful auction on May 9, it has reached agreements to sell 21 stores to 14 purchasers. These stores are part of the 35 locations that the Company closed earlier this year following a thorough evaluation of its entire store base.
Grocers take stock of themselves By C.M. Mortimer TRIBUNE-REVIEW Saturday, March 25, 2006 Increasing competition from Wal-Mart Inc. and Target is forcing a series of ownership changes among local franchised supermarkets. Supervalu Inc. has sold nine Shop ‘n Save stores in Allegheny County this week and is in various stages of negotiations for the sale
