Ahold Delhaize

Food Lion chooses Haaf to direct aggressive marketing efforts
SALISBURY, N.C. -- Earlier this year, Food Lion launched an aggressive streamlining initiative and announced $100 million in budget cuts through the elimination of redundancies and non-value added programs.
Ahold Supervisory Chairman Rules Out A 2002 Net Loss
AMSTERDAM -- Troubled Dutch retail giant Ahold NV will not post a 2002 net loss, despite it being forced to slice around EUR500 million off its earnings of the last several years because of accounting irregularities, said the company's supervisory board chairman Henny de Ruiter according to a Dow Jones report.

Banks Back Ahold Unit's Spending Plan-WSJ

AMSTERDAM -- The U.S. supermarket division of Ahold, the world's number three retailer rocked by an accounting scandal, can proceed with a capital spending plan after creditor banks approved it, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Ahold: No Deadline on Foodservice Probe

LONDON - Ahold announced on Friday that it has no fixed deadline for an internal investigation of its accounting.
Ahold to wipe off $30 billion in sales

AMSTERDAM -- Ahold, will erase $30 billion in reported sales when it corrects the way it accounts for joint ventures, the Financial Times reported today.
Delhaize '02 Net Profit increases 19.8 percent

BRUSSELS -- Belgian retailer Delhaize Freres et Compagnie-Le Lion Thursday announced in 2002 its reported earnings increased by 19.3 percent to EUR178.3 million.
Ahold USA Reassures Suppliers and Consumers; Royal Ahold Names Interim CFO

AMSTERDAM - Ahold USA Inc., the parent company of six U.S. supermarket chains, has mounted a campaign to reassure suppliers and customers in the wake of a major accounting scandal at parent company Royal Ahold NV, according to an article in the Washington Post.
Ahold's Swedish Chain Optimistic

STOCKHOLM--As walls continued to fall in the Royal Ahold palace in the Netherlands, Ahold retailers here retain a business-as-usual attitude.
Ahold Gets $3 Billion in Loans

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - Ahold said on Wednesday it has secured more than 3 billion euros ($3.08 billion) in credit from five banks, but had to pledge as collateral its most highly prized supermarket chains.
Supervalu to Reenter Atlanta Market with Discount Formats

ATLANTA - Two years after closing its Atlanta area Cub Foods, national wholesaler Supervalu is pushing into the metro Atlanta market again with discount formats, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Food Lion chooses Haaf to direct aggressive marketing efforts

Ahold Supervisory Chairman Rules Out A 2002 Net Loss

Banks Back Ahold Unit's Spending Plan-WSJ

Ahold: No Deadline on Foodservice Probe

Ahold to wipe off $30 billion in sales

Delhaize '02 Net Profit increases 19.8 percent

Ahold USA Reassures Suppliers and Consumers; Royal Ahold Names Interim CFO

Ahold's Swedish Chain Optimistic

Ahold Gets $3 Billion in Loans

Supervalu to Reenter Atlanta Market with Discount Formats