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  • Carrefour Won't Pursue Kmart

    NEW YORK - Carrefour CEO Daniel Bernard denied today that Europe's No. 1 retailer has designs on the faltering Kmart business in the U.S.

  • Ahold to Bid for Remaining Shares of Chilean Supermarket Company

    AMSTERDAM - Dutch retail giant Royal Ahold NV today said it will bid for the remaining outstanding shares of Chilean supermarket company Santa Isabel SA, Dow Jones news wire reports.

  • Wal-Mart Looks for Land in Tampa

    TAMPA, Fla. - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. reportedly is looking for land in the Tampa Bay area for its stand-alone Neighborhood Market grocery stores, the Tampa Tribune reports.

  • Gigante Wins Approval for Liquor License in Anaheim

    ANAHEIM, Calif. - Mexican supermarket chain Gigante on Tuesday won approval from the Anaheim City Council for a liquor license, clearing the way for its first Orange County store, The Orange County Register reports.

  • Albertsons Partners With America's Second Harvest

    BOISE, Idaho - Albertsons Inc. on Tuesday said a "virtual food drive" being conducted this month at nearly 900 of its food and drug stores in 18 states, will raise more than one million pounds of food for America's Second Harvest.

  • Delhaize Group Streamlines U.S. Executive Team

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - Delhaize Group, the Belgian international food retailer, on Monday announced it is streamlining its senior executive team in a move to further capitalize on the recent share exchange transaction with its major U.S. subsidiary, Delhaize America.

  • Winn-Dixie Keeps Hometown Football Team on TV

    JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Winn-Dixie Stores have agreed to purchase enough Jacksonville Jaguars tickets to ensure no home game is blacked out on TV this season, The Associated Press reports.

  • Romaine Lettuce, Bacteria Linked

    WASHINGTON - Consumers nationwide are being warned to avoid romaine lettuce made by Spokane Produce following an E. coli outbreak apparently caused by contaminated lettuce.
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