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  • Harps Food Stores to Centralize Pricing and Sales
    SPRINGDALE, Ark. -- Harps Food Stores, Inc. plans to implement new centralized pricing, sales, and profitability reporting software for its 48 stores under the Harps Food Stores and Price Cutter Food Warehouse banners.

  • California Senate to Hold Hearing on Slotting Fees
    SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The California Senate Committee on Business and Professions, chaired by Sen. Liz Figueroa (D-Alameda and Santa Clara counties), will hold an informational hearing today on slotting fees in the grocery industry. The hearing is scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon in Room 112 of the State Capitol.

  • Supervalu Completes Tender Offer for Total Logistics
    MINNEAPOLIS -- Supervalu, Inc. said yesterday that it had completed its cash tender offer for all outstanding shares of common stock of Milwaukee-based Total Logistics, Inc., a national provider of integrated third-party logistics services and manufacturer of refrigeration systems. The tender offer began Jan. 7 and expired at midnight EST on Feb. 4.

  • Equity One Completes Sale of Florida Retail Center
    NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. -- Equity One, Inc., a real estate investment trust that acquires, renovates, develops, and manages neighborhood and community shopping centers, has completed the sale of a retail center in North Ellenton, Fla., anchored by Publix and Kmart, for $14.9 million.

  • Ingles Breaks $2 Billion Mark in Annual Sales
    ASHEVILLE, N.C. -- Regional chain Ingles Markets, Inc. yesterday said that based on its preliminary financial results, fiscal 2004 was the first year the company has exceeded the $2 billion sales level.

  • Raley's, Giant Eagle, Harris Teeter in WBC Total Store 'Super Study'
    BARRINGTON, Ill. -- Willard Bishop Consulting is conducting a total store "super study" with three geographically dispersed supermarket chains ¿ Pittsburgh-based Giant Eagle, Matthews, N.C.-based Harris Teeter, and West Sacramento, Calif.-based Raley's -- which company officials say will provide new insights into specific performance of the entire store.

  • Nash Finch Company Expands Service to Military Commissaries in Colorado, Wyoming
    MINNEAPOLIS -- The Nash Finch Co. yesterday said it will expand its service to commissaries at five additional bases in two additional states, Colorado and Wyoming, effective April 1, 2005.

  • FMI Details Areas of Focus at Upcoming Supermarket Pharmacy Conference
    WASHINGTON -- Technology, e-prescribing, the new Medicare drug benefit, and business-building opportunities are just a few of the topics that will be covered at the 18th Annual Supermarket Pharmacy Conference, to be held April 9 to April 12 in New Orleans. Hosted by the Food Marketing Institute, the conference will offer pharmacy representatives a global look at current health care issues, as well as an opportunity to review future challenges.
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