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  • Safeway, Kroger to Tuck OTC PSE Products into 'Secure Locations'
    PLEASANTON, Calif. and CINCINNATI Ohio -- In a nod to the seriousness of the spread of the illegal drug methamphetamine, Safeway Inc. and the Kroger Co. said yesterday they will begin moving certain over-the-counter pseudoephedrine (PSE) medications to what they called secure locations in the store, such as behind in-store pharmacy counters.

  • Magruder's Goes Wireless
    WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Magruder's Supermarkets, a 10-store independent chain with roots dating back a century this month, began building a wireless infrastructure in every store to provide flexibility in the locations and movement of intelligent devices throughout each location, and minimize points of failure in the communication infrastructures to these devices.

  • Buy For Less Kiosk Will Dispense Coupons, Create Holographic Images
    OKLAHOMA CITY -- Buy For Less, a regional grocery chain with locations throughout central Oklahoma, plans to install point-of-purchase coupon dispensing and in-store advertising solutions in all 10 of its locations.

  • Nash Finch Boosts IGA Involvement, Converts Cincinnati Division to Dedicated IGA DC
    KINGS ISLAND, Ohio -- Nash Finch Company unveiled an extensive IGA retailer market development program at a meeting of more than 120 IGA member retailers held here yesterday.

  • Bi-Lo Charity Classic Raises More than $4.5 Million
    MAULDIN, S.C. -- The 2005 Bi-Lo Charity Classic, held June 13 the Upstate of South Carolina, was a record-breaker, according to Bi-Lo. The supermarket chain said it has raised over $4.5 million in this year's 22nd annual golf event, breaking the tournament's record of $3.7 million set last year.

  • Supervalu Names Jackson Pres., C.O.O.
    MINNEAPOLIS -- Supervalu, Inc. yesterday named long-time executive Mike Jackson president and c.o.o. at its annual shareholders' meeting. Jackson most recently served as the wholesaler-retailer's e.v.p., and president of distribution food companies. His new position takes effect immediately.

  • Publix Floats New Plan for Data Sync at GMA Conference
    WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. -- Publix Super Markets unveiled what its president called a data synchronization solution that would expand and accelerate existing industry efforts, with retailers' needs uppermost in mind.

  • CVS/pharmacy to Deploy Radio Frequency-Enabled Card Payment Terminals
    WOONSOCKET, R.I. -- Retail drug giant CVS/pharmacy plans to deploy radio frequency-enabled card payment terminals across its 5,400-store chain, and has tapped one vendor as its preferred supplier.
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