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  • Peapod by Stop & Shop Adds Two Facilities in New Jersey

    QUINCY, Mass. and CHICAGO -- Stop & Shop and Internet grocer Peapod, LLC said yesterday that they have added two new distribution centers in New Jersey, which will kick off service to additional ZIP codes in the central part of the state Nov. 29.

  • Food Lion Donates Money for Playroom in New Children's Hospital

    SALISBURY, N.C. -- Food Lion donated $250,000 to Johns Hopkins Children's Center last week to help the medical program build an inpatient playroom on the oncology unit of a new children's hospital, slated for groundbreaking in early 2006.

  • Royal Ahold Signs $500 million Enterprise Outsourcing Agreement

    AMSTERDAM, the Netherlands -- In an effort to support its global strategic growth initiatives, Dutch grocer Royal Ahold entered a $500 million, 5-year agreement for a global information technology enterprise outsourcing solution.

  • Delhaize Banner Harveys to Close DC, Consolidate Office

    NASHVILLE, Ga. -- Harveys, a regional supermarket chain based here and owned by the Belgian Delhaize Group, said it will close its Nashville, Ga., distribution center next May and consolidate some of its corporate office functions in an effort to cut costs and leverage the resources of its sister banner Food Lion.

  • Food Lion Offers Ready-Prepped Holiday Meals

    SALISBURY, N.C. -- Aiming to help families -- especially those who are culinary- or time-challenged -- gather at home and share a festive meal, Food Lion here is offering store-cooked dinners, including turkey, dressing and all of the fixings.

  • Delhaize Q3 Profits Flat; U.S. Sales Up

    BRUSSELS, Belgium -- U.S. sales for Delhaize Group based here jumped 5.1 percent in the third quarter, but overall net profit declined 1 percent to EUR 89.7 million ($104.8 million), due to expenses and a weaker sales performance in Belgium.

  • Kash n' Karry Takes Proactive Approach Following Beef Supplier's Recall

    TAMPA, Fla. -- Kash n' Karry Food Stores here replaced all the ground beef in its Kash n' Karry and Sweetbay Supermarkets late last week, after one of its meat suppliers, Thomasville, Ga.-based American Fresh Foods, Inc., issued a voluntary recall based on possible E. coli contamination.

  • Ahold Reports Slightly Higher Preliminary Net Sales for 3Q

    AMSTERDAM -- Ahold said yesterday that its preliminary consolidated net sales for the 12-week 2005 third quarter ended Oct. 9 came to 10.2 billion euros (US $12.4 billion), a rise of 0.7 percent over last year. Excluding currency impact, net sales went up 0.3 percent during the quarter. The sales increase was the company's first this year, according to published reports. Full results for the company's third quarter will be issued Nov. 29.
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