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  • UPDATE: Food Lion Adds CoolSavings' Grocery Solutions Network to Its Online Coupon Offerings

    SALISBURY, N.C. - Food Lion Supermarkets has signed a partnership agreement with Chicago-based CoolSavings, Inc., an online direct marketing and media company, to join the latter's Grocery Solutions Network, an Internet-based distribution network for printable and electronic coupons, as well as requested product samples.
  • Publix-backed Restaurant Chain Plans Expansion

    LAKELAND, Fla. - Crispers, LLC, a quick-serve restaurant chain that is financially backed by Publix Super Markets, Inc., based here, will begin expanding its presence in the Jacksonville, Fla. area with five new stores by mid-2005. Crispers, which currently operates 23 locations in Central Florida, has said in the past that it plans to open additional locations in that region as well as in South Florida.
  • Earth Fare Bans High-Fructose Corn Syrup

    ASHEVILLE, N.C. - Natural food supermarket chain Earth Fare has said that it will remove all products containing high-fructose corn syrup from its shelves by Dec. 31. "As far as we know, we are the first chain to do a ban," the company's director of sales and marketing, Troy DeGroff, told Progressive Grocer.
  • Delhaize to Exit Thailand

    BANGKOK - On the heels of its strong second-quarter financial results, Brussels-based Delhaize Group, parent company of the Food Lion supermarket chain, said late last week that the company will shut down its money-losing Thailand operations after a seven-year attempt to penetrate the retail food market there.
  • Weis Markets Opens New Superstore

    SUNBURY, Pa. - Weis Markets opened a new-design 53,712-square-foot superstore Saturday in Honeygo Village Center in White Marsh, Md.
  • Onstead, Co-founder of Randalls, Dead at 73

    HOUSTON - Robert Onstead, co-founder and former chairman of Randalls Food Markets, died last week of a heart attack at the age of 73 while vacationing in Italy with family members.
  • Shaw's Employees Ratify Union Contracts

    WEST BRIDGEWATER, Mass. - Shaw's Supermarkets workers Saturday voted to ratify two four-year contracts that were agreed to late last week by the grocer and the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 791 with the help of a federal mediator, on the final day of a five-day extension of an expired three-year contract. At issue were salary and health care concerns for about 6,000 employees.
  • Wal-Mart, TodoBebe Launching Program for Hispanic Parents

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. - TodoBebe, a Miami-based integrated media company dedicated to providing information about pregnancy and babies to Spanish speakers worldwide, said late last week that it will hold TodoBebe Baby Fairs at Wal-Mart supercenters in Phoenix, Los Angeles, Houston, and Miami, beginning next month.
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