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  • Competition in N.C. Drives Southern Family Markets Out

    BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Southern Family Markets, an affiliate of C&S Wholesale Grocers, has decided the North Carolina market's heat is just too much. The retailer will completely vacate the market with the closure of nine supermarkets and the potential sale of its remaining eight locations.
  • Big-box Retailers Rebound in July

    NEW YORK -- After mixed results in June, big-box retailers Wal-Mart, Costco, Target, and BJ's Wholesale Club all saw growth in same-store sales, with a powerful assist from food, back-to-school items, and pharmacy, among other items. The only hiccup was that Costco's 3.1 percent same-store sales increase was smaller than expected -- but the warehouse club store chain still expects to meet or exceed analysts' second-quarter profit prediction of 69 cents per share.
  • Mixed Results for Major Chain Stores in June

    BENTONVILLE, Ark.; ISSAQUAH, Wash.; MINNEAPOLIS; and NATICK, Mass. -- Despite challenging economic times, June was a good month at Costco and Target, while Wal-Mart and BJ's Wholesale Club suffered some sales setbacks, exacerbated by an uncooperative Mother Nature.
  • FRESH FOOD: Natural Meat: Stampede!

    The natural and organic meat marketplace is booming with supplier introductions and retail programs. But is the boom as healthy as it appears?
  • FRESH FOOD: Natural Meat: Stampede!

    The natural and organic meat marketplace is booming with supplier introductions and retail programs. But is the boom as healthy as it appears?
  • Whole Foods, Safeway, and Wild Oats to Post Seafood Mercury Warnings

    WASHINGTON -- Natural and organic retailer Whole Foods Market yesterday joined Safeway and Wild Oats as the first national supermarket chains to commit to posting signs giving consumers a government warning about mercury in certain kinds of seafood.
  • Whole Foods, Safeway, and Wild Oats to Post Seafood Mercury Warnings

    WASHINGTON -- Natural and organic retailer Whole Foods Market yesterday joined Safeway and Wild Oats as the first national supermarket chains to commit to posting signs giving consumers a government warning about mercury in certain kinds of seafood.
  • Associated Wholesalers, Inc. and White Rose Food to Merge

    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 Friday.
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