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  • Supermarket GROCERY Business: Pizza pie in the sky

    Promotions, new products, improved quality, and a world of different toppings are helping sales of frozen pizzas take off.
  • Local Report Finds Few Customers Notice Cleveland Price War

    CLEVELAND -- Supermarket competitors Giant Eagle and Tops Friendly Markets launched a price war this week, but many customers failed to notice, according to a story in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
  • Announcement Expected Today on St. Louis Supermarket Contract

    ST. LOUIS -- Employees represented by the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 655 from Schnuck Markets, Shop n' Save, and Dierbergs today are expected to announce whether they'll accept a tentative contract with the chains, according to a report that aired on NewsChannel 5 KSDK-TV.
  • Lean Foods Mean Fatter Profits, Says Merrill Lynch Analysis

    CHICAGO - Food makers have an opportunity to fatten up their profits by offering leaner products to capitalize on the growing market for healthier diets, according to a new Merrill Lynch investment analysis.
  • Fred Meyer to Build Grocery-Only Store

    HOMER, Alaska - In an effort to appease local government officials, Fred Meyer plans on building a 45,000-square-foot store here that will be limited to groceries and liquor.
  • Sears To Sell Food in New Format

    HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. - Sears Grand, a new freestanding supercenter-type format being tested by Sears, Roebuck and Co., will sell convenience groceries, including milk, frozen pizza, canned goods, pet food and laundry detergent, along with items found in a conventional Sears department store.
  • Ahold to Publish Restated 2002 Earnings

    AMSTERDAM -- Ahold will publish its restated 2002 annual figures next week after it meets the Sept. 30 deadline of delivering its audited accounts to its syndicate of banks, Dow Jones reports.
  • St. Louis Supermarkets, Union Reach Accord

    ST. LOUIS - Negotiators for the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 655 and the three largest supermarket chains in the St. Louis area have reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract, reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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