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  • Food Lion and Hannaford Select Vendor for Pay Card Program

    SALISBURY, N.C. and SCARBOROUGH, Maine -- Food Lion, LLC and Hannaford Supermarkets, two U.S. chains belonging to the Delhaize Group, have tapped Tampa, Fla.-based nFinanSe, Inc. as the exclusive pay card program provider for participating employees.

  • Delhaize Expects Strong 2008, Despite Weak Dollar

    AMSTERDAM - Belgian supermarket group Delhaize blamed a weak dollar for a 3.7 percent drop in revenues for its 2007 fourth quarter, but said it still expects its U.S. business will ride out the current economic downturn.

  • Bloom Crowns First 'Whack-A-Mole' Champ

    SALISBURY, N.C. -- Bloom, the innovative supermarket concept operated by Food Lion here, recently crowned the winner of its first ever chain-wide "Bloom Whack-a-Mole contest."

  • Bloom Crowns First 'Whack-A-Mole' Champ

    SALISBURY, N.C. -- Bloom, the innovative supermarket concept operated by Food Lion here, recently crowned the winner of its first ever chain-wide "Bloom Whack-a-Mole contest."

  • Giant-Carlisle/Martin's Shoppers Raise $500K for Children's Miracle Network

    CARLISLE, Pa. -- Customers and employees at Giant Food Stores, LLC and Martin's Food Markets contributed in record amounts to help Children's Miracle Network hospitals in their communities, via the grocery chains' recently concluded annual "Candles for Kids" in-store holiday campaign: A total of $500,000 was raised to help hospitalized kids throughout the Ahold banners' operating areas.

  • Delhaize to Buy Greek Chain

    BRUSSELS, Belgium -- Delhaize Group here said Friday it has agreed to acquire Plus Hellas, a Greek supermarket chain owned by the Tengelmann Group, for 69.5 million euros ($102.6 million).

  • Ahold Settles with Ex-U.S. Foodservice C.E.O.

    AMSTERDAM -- Ahold said yesterday it has reached a settlement with James Miller, the ex-c.e.o. of its former U.S. Foodservice subsidiary, which Ahold sold in July to American buyout firms Clayton Dubilier & Rice Inc. and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. for $7.1 billion. Under the settlement, Miller will pay the retail conglomerate $8 million.

  • Stop & Shop/Giant-Landover Testing Multilingual Prescription Service

    QUINCY, Mass. -- Stop & Shop and Giant Food, LLC said yesterday that they have begun testing a program that allows customers that speak limited English to talk to their pharmacists via live interpreters in over 170 languages. The service, which works like a telephone "conference call" between the pharmacist, customer, and interpreter, will be tested in 45 Stop & Shop and 20 Giant pharmacies, and is free to the Ahold banners' pharmacy customers.
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