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  • Giant Food Adopts Etched Eggs for Safety

    CARLISLE, Pa. -- Giant Food Stores and Martin's Food Markets are rolling out a tamperproof measure of egg freshness that is readily observable to shoppers: freshness dates and tracking codes etched into the shells of all store-brand and Nature's Promise eggs at the Ahold-owned chains' stores.

  • Giant Food Adopts Etched Eggs for Safety

    CARLISLE, Pa. -- Giant Food Stores and Martin's Food Markets are rolling out a tamperproof measure of egg freshness that is readily observable to shoppers: freshness dates and tracking codes etched into the shells of all store-brand and Nature's Promise eggs at the Ahold-owned chains' stores.

  • Giant Food Adopts Etched Eggs for Safety

    CARLISLE, Pa. -- Giant Food Stores and Martin's Food Markets are rolling out a tamperproof measure of egg freshness that is readily observable to shoppers: freshness dates and tracking codes etched into the shells of all store-brand and Nature's Promise eggs at the Ahold-owned chains' stores.

  • Curci Back as C.E.O. at Newly Sold Tops Markets

    NEW YORK -- Morgan Stanley Private Equity here said yesterday that it has completed its acquisition of Tops Markets, LLC from Ahold for $310 million. It appointed company veteran Frank Curci as Tops' c.e.o., effective immediately.

  • Hannaford to License 'Guiding Stars' Program

    SCARBOROUGH, Maine -- Hannaford Supermarkets said yesterday that it would license its "Guiding Stars" nutritional rating system early next year, to make it available for use by other supermarket chains, as well as vendors and health care groups.

  • Hannaford to License 'Guiding Stars' Program

    SCARBOROUGH, Maine -- Hannaford Supermarkets said yesterday that it would license its "Guiding Stars" nutritional rating system early next year, to make it available for use by other supermarket chains, as well as vendors and health care groups.

  • Delhaize CFO Emphasizes Organic Growth

    BRUSSELS -- Delhaize Group, which is the parent company of Food Lion, Hannaford, and Sweetbay in the U.S., plans to continue focusing primarily on organic growth rather than growth through acquisitions, the company's c.f.o., Craig Owens, said yesterday during the group's annual investors' day. He noted, however, that the group would consider making acquisitions if the appropriate opportunities arise.

  • Hannaford to License 'Guiding Stars' Program

    SCARBOROUGH, Maine -- Hannaford Supermarkets said yesterday that it would license its "Guiding Stars" nutritional rating system early next year, to make it available for use by other supermarket chains, as well as vendors and health care groups.
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