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  • Supervalu Q1 Profits Drop 41%; Sales Down 9.6%

    First-quarter profits plummeted nearly 41 percent to $67 million at Supervalu, Inc., while net food sales dropped nearly 10 percent, results blamed in part on exiting two major markets and a lengthy labor dispute.
  • Target Hires Former Senate Staffer as VP of Government Affairs

    Minneapolis-based Target Corp. has name Matt Zabel its VP of government affairs.
  • Gulf Oil Spill Prompts C&S Donations

    In response to the devastating effects of the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon offshore oil drilling platform in the Gulf of Mexico — which resulted in the largest man-made environmental disaster in American history — C&S Wholesale Grocers is donating funds to help the people, ecosystems and wildlife in the area.
  • Target Partners with Kraft, P&G to Feed Kids and Their Minds

    Target Corp. will continue its support to help end childhood hunger and further K-12 education by teaming up with Kraft Foods and Procter & Gamble to donate up to $800,000 to Feeding America.
  • Former Target.com Prez Joins Alice.com Board of Directors

    Dale Nitschke, CEO of Ovative/Group and former president of Target.com, was elected to the board of directors of Alice.com, a provider of e-commerce and interactive marketing services to the consumer packaged goods industry.
  • Grocery Store Favoritism: What’s the Secret?

    Shoppers are picky about their grocery stores — and they should be. Most consumers spend a significant amount of time every week at their stores of choice gathering food to feed their families.
  • FSI Coupon Activity Up 10% So Far This Year

    Free-standing insert coupon activity increased 10.1 percent based on coupons dropped during the first six months of 2010 vs. the same time period a year ago, with Target, Kroger, Publix and Ralphs among the retailers in the top 10 for total pages circulated.
  • Walmart, Kroger Still Tops Among Retailers: STORES Magazine

    While Walmart and Kroger are still the No. 1 and No. 2 retailers in the United States, despite the nation’s recent economic woes, a new slate of companies are starting to come on strong, according to STORES Magazine’s annual ranking of retailers by sales.
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