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  • Peapod by Stop & Shop Expands to New Haven, Conn.

    CHICAGO and QUINCY, Mass. - Leading Internet grocer Peapod, Inc., and Stop & Shop, New England's largest supermarket chain, has announced the expansion of service to the New Haven, Conn. metropolitan area.
  • FMI Study: Convenience, Cost, Nutrition Key Concerns

    WASHINGTON - American shoppers are increasingly aware of the role food and nutrition play in managing and maintaining health, and they're taking a variety of actions to meet their self-care objectives, according to a new study by the Food Marketing Institute and Prevention magazine, "Shopping for Health 2003: Whole Health for the Whole Family."
  • Kroger Partners With Fuel Rewards on Gas for Groceries Program

    ATLANTA - After a successful yearlong test in select markets throughout the nation, Kash 4 Gas will be available in Kroger grocery stores throughout Georgia, including Atlanta, Rome, Macon, and Dalton, among other locations. Kash 4 Gas is a customer loyalty program produced by Dallas, Texas-based Centego Marketing, Inc., in which shoppers earn free gasoline for purchasing specified grocery items.
  • Safeway Pulls Dominick's Off The Market, Announces Management Change

    PLEASANTON, Calif. - Safeway Inc. on Monday said it has abandoned the long-delayed sale of its money-losing Chicago supermarket division due to a labor disagreement with a prospective buyer.
  • Fresh Brands Reports Higher Sales, Decreased Earnings in 3Q

    SHEBOYGAN, Wis. - Fresh Brands Inc. today reported sales of $152.6 million for its third quarter ended Oct. 4, 2003, which represents a 7.6 percent increase over last year's third-quarter sales of $141.9 million.
  • Kroger Suspends Negotiations With Workers

    CHARLESTON, W.Va. - The Kroger Co. suspended negotiations with striking union workers Saturday after four bargaining sessions failed to produce an agreement, The Associated Press reports.
  • Spartan Stores Cuts 70 Administrative Jobs

    GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - As part of its ongoing cost reduction efforts, Spartan Stores, Inc. on Friday announced that it has eliminated approximately 70 administrative staff positions at its office in Grand Rapids, Mich.
  • COVER STORY: The people gap

    Retailers continue to prize efficiencies more than employees, and experts predict the payback will be a shortage of management talent in just a few years.
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