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  • Walmart Recruiting Team to Focus on Smaller Format

    Walmart is recruiting a new team of managers and buyers that will focus exclusively on its smaller-format Neighborhood Markets, according to a published report.
  • WinCo Opens 1 Calif., 2 Utah Stores

    Employee-owned WinCo Foods, LLC opened three new discount supermarkets yesterday -- two in the greater Salt Lake City, Utah, market and a third in Hemet, Calif. -- each measuring approximately 94,000 square feet and employing about 225 associates.
  • United Supermarkets Planning 200K-Square-Foot DC

    United Supermarkets has bought 15 acres near Ft. Worth, Texas’ Alliance Airport, with plans to build a 200,000-square-foot distribution center to serve 16 locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Abilene and Wichita Falls.
  • New Fresh-focused Grocery Store Planned for U-Wis. Madison Campus

    Interior construction has begun on a fresh food-focused grocery store adjacent to the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, with a Jan. 15 target grand-opening date.
  • Sprouts to Open 3rd Austin, Texas, Location

    Sprouts Farmers Market will debut its third Austin, Texas, location in Rollingwood on Oct. 16 at the Mira Vista Shopping Center, and will open a fourth area store in Great Hills this coming January.
  • Stater Bros. Completes Relocation to new Corp. Offices/DC

    Stater Bros. this week completed the relocation to its new state-of-the-art corporate offices and Norton distribution center in San Bernardino, Calif., with the opening of its new 155,000-square-foot support services building.
  • Swiss Farms Grants First Franchise

    “America’s Drive-Thru Grocer,” Swiss Farms, which has introduced a regional franchising program with the aim of selectively expanding around its corporate base in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York and New Jersey, has awarded its first franchise, to John Betz & Associates.
  • New DC to Help WinCo’s Utah Expansion

    WinCo Foods this week opened a new distribution center in its hometown of Boise, Idaho, as a platform for the grocer’s planned growth -- which could bring its store count up from 67 to 84 by 2011, according to published reports.
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