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  • Giant Eagle Price Cuts, Round Two

    PITTSBURGH -- On the heels of a well-publicized price reduction strategy it implemented last November, Giant Eagle here unveiled a second round of price cuts on more than 1,200 additional items yesterday.
  • COVER STORY: Store of the Month: The path less retailed

    Pathmark's newest urban store gives New Yorkers a taste of suburban retailing.
  • GROCERY: Fruit Beverages: Sweet revenge

    Pure juice has been taking some lumps, but new flavors, nutrient enhancements, and single-serve packaging all promise to revitalize the fruit beverage business.
  • COVER STORY: Store of the Month: The path less retailed

    Pathmark's newest urban store gives New Yorkers a taste of suburban retailing.
  • GROCERY: Fruit Beverages: Sweet revenge

    Pure juice has been taking some lumps, but new flavors, nutrient enhancements, and single-serve packaging all promise to revitalize the fruit beverage business.
  • 7-Eleven's New Seattle DC Facilitates Daily Perishables Delivery

    DALLAS -- 7-Eleven, Inc., based here, said yesterday that its new combined distribution center (CDC) in Auburn, a suburb of Seattle, Wash., has allowed the convenience retailer to launch daily delivery of fresh prepared foods to customers in the Pacific Northwest. Through partnerships with multiple food companies, 7-Eleven is able to offer pastries, gourmet sandwiches, wraps, entrees, and other ready-to-eat and perishable foods in the region. The CDC opened March 1.
  • 7-Eleven's New Seattle DC Facilitates Daily Perishables Delivery

    DALLAS -- 7-Eleven, Inc., based here, said yesterday that its new combined distribution center (CDC) in Auburn, a suburb of Seattle, Wash., has allowed the convenience retailer to launch daily delivery of fresh prepared foods to customers in the Pacific Northwest. Through partnerships with multiple food companies, 7-Eleven is able to offer pastries, gourmet sandwiches, wraps, entrees, and other ready-to-eat and perishable foods in the region. The CDC opened March 1.
  • Ray Hack Elected ARMS President

    RED BANK, N.J. -- The Association of Retail Marketing Services (ARMS) has elected Ray Hack, v.p. of sales at Minneapolis-based RNR, Inc., to serve a two-year term as president of the trade association. The election was held at ARMS' annual membership meeting last week.
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