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  • No Self-scan Checkouts at Target

    ATLANTA - Self-scan checkouts are being billed as a panacea for supermarkets, discounters, and other retailers, but don't expect to see them in Target Stores any time soon.
  • Vons Brings Fuel Station and C-store to Las Vegas Community

    LAS VEGAS - Vons, a Safeway company, will open a combined supermarket fuel station and convenience store in Las Vegas on June 26. This fuel station is Vons' fourth foray into the fuel-service market.
  • Cott Corp. Forms Venture with Mexican Bottler

    TORONTO - In a move which will expand its manufacturing and marketing capabilities into Mexico, soft drink maker Cott Corporation today announced it is acquiring a 90 percent stake in a new venture with Mexican bottler Embotelladora de Puebla, S.A. de C.V. (EPSA).
  • Kings Grants Gristede's More Time

    PARSIPPANY, N.J. - Officials with Marks & Spencer, the British parent of Kings Super Markets, on Wednesday extended an exclusivity agreement with Gristede's Foods Inc..
  • FMI Partners with Labor Department for Teen Labor Initiative

    WASHINGTON, DC - The Food Marketing Institute has entered a partnership with the U.S. Department of Labor to educate teenagers and their parents about the laws governing the jobs and hours teens can work, and how to prevent injuries.
  • Heinz Ketchup Goes Organic

    PITTSBURGH - This month Heinz is introducing to consumers the first nationally branded organic ketchup in supermarket and organic food stores nationwide.
  • Eagle Food Centers Says No Sale

    MILAN, Ill. - Eagle Food Centers said at its annual meeting that a proposal to sell the company has been defeated by shareholders.
  • Gristedes Agrees to Buy Kings Super Markets for $155 Million

    PARSIPPANY, N.J. - Gristedes Foods Inc. has agreed to pay $155 million to buy the upscale King Super Markets chain from its British parent company, Marks & Spencer, New Jersey's Star-Ledger reports.
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