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  • COVER STORY: Store of the Month: Green monster

    Wal-Mart's experimental supercenter in Aurora is the retailer's biggest, newest step becoming an environmental steward.
  • California Avocado Commish, Frieda's Roll Out Fresh Promo

    IRVINE and LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. -- Two of the produce industry's top marketing organizations -- the California Avocado Commission (CAC) and Frieda's Inc., respectively based here -- have teamed up for their first-ever joint promotion.
  • Target Launches Bath & Body Expansion

    MINNEAPOLIS -- Seeking to raise the beauty bar, Target based here has introduced a proprietary bath and body department that will feature 20 "exclusive and luxurious" brands.
  • Giant-Landover Reopens Remodeled D.C. Store

    LANDOVER, Md. -- After a five-month overhaul, Giant Food, LLC here reopened a new replacement store in the Van Ness shopping center in Washington, D.C. late last week. The retailer enlarged the store from 18,345 square feet to 33,576 square feet, expanding the produce, meat, seafood, flower, bakery, and deli departments.
  • Five Madison Grocers Alleged to Overcharge for Deli, Bakery Packaging Weight

    MADISON, Wis. -- City officials here said five grocery stores here -- including Whole Foods and four stores owned by Roundy's Supermarkets -- have allegedly overcharged consumers by adding the weight of packaging to the price of deli and bread products.
  • Minyards Eyes Mid-summer Opening for Hispanic Flagship

    COPPELL, Texas -- Minyard Food Stores, Inc. here expects to debut its new Hispanic-centric Carnival flagship store in mid-summer, s.v.p. of strategy and marketing Poul Heilmann told Progressive Grocer yesterday. The ground-up store, to be located in the Oaklawn section of southwest Dallas, will incorporate the many new ideas Minyards has implemented in four recent Carnival remodels.
  • Wild Oats to Unveil Latest Prototype in Tampa

    BOULDER, Colo. -- Natural and organic foods chain Wild Oats Markets, Inc. here is gearing up to enter the Tampa, Fla. market with its latest prototype, which offers its signature perishables, an extensive organic and natural product selection, and energy-conserving equipment. The 37,000-square-foot store, located in Walters Crossing at 1548 N. Dale Mabry Highway (Dale Mabry at I-275), above a Target store, will open April 5.
  • STORE OF THE MONTH: Born on the bayou

    Louisiana's Rouses Supermarkets leverages local expertise and a blend of old and new in its latest store.
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