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Posted in, Corporate Store News, Executive News, National, Women In The News

Kroger’s First Female Corporate Officer To Retire Next Year

The Kroger Co.’s group VP for corporate affairs, Lynn Marmer, plans to retire in early 2016 after 18 years with the company. She joined Kroger in 1997 as a senior attorney in the legal department. When appointed to her current position in 1998, she became Kroger’s first female corporate officer. “Lynn has always appreciated the […]

Posted in, Corporate Store News, Store News, West

Raley’s Customers Raise $100K For Local Veteran’s Group By Reusing Grocery Bags

Raley’s Family of Fine Stores has presented Friends of Travis Fisher House with a $100,000 check. The money was raised by customers through Raley’s nickelAid program. The Fisher House Foundation is best known for a network of comfort homes where military and veterans’ families can stay at no cost while a loved one is receiving […]

Posted in, Northeast

Groups Unite To Benefit No Kid Hungry Event In Worcester, And More…

Food Service News In Brief… To benefit the No Kid Hungry campaign, Worcester, Massachusetts, chefs and Wormtown Brewery are working with the Massachusetts Restaurant Association for a night of food and networking. The event, “Something’s Brewing In Worcester,” will be held Aug. 10 at the Hanover Theater in Worcester Center from 7-10 p.m…. The Union […]

Posted in, Northeast

QuickChek Launches Q Cafe At Balloon Festival, And More…

Convenience Store News In Brief… Whitehouse, New Jersey-based QuickChek has maximized its extensive involvement with the New Jersey Festival of Ballooning to build its brand and introduce new menu items. QuickChek is launching its new Q Café at the three-day festival, July 24-26. At the festival site—Solberg Airport in Readington, New Jersey—the café will offer […]

Posted in, Corporate Store News, Southeast, Store News

Southeastern Grocers To Donate All July 4 Profits To Wounded Warrior Project

Southeastern Grocers will donate all profits generated at Bi-Lo, Harveys and Winn-Dixie stores on Saturday, July 4, to Wounded Warrior Project’s Independence Program. The Independence Program is designed to help warriors who need to rely on their families and friends for support due to injuries they have suffered, such as brain injury, spinal-cord injury or […]

Posted in, Northeast

Former Trader Joe’s Chief To Speak At Summer Fancy Food Show About New Venture

Doug Rauch, former president of Trader Joe’s and CEO of Conscious Capitalism Inc., will speak about his latest venture, “Daily Table,” a new Boston supermarket format, at the Summer Fancy Food Show. 
Daily Table is a pioneering retail venture designed to provide healthy, ready-to-eat meals at fast-food prices, fresh produce and other items to individuals […]

Posted in, Meat/Seafood/Poultry, Southeast

Smithfield Donates 12,000 Lbs. Of Protein To Food Bank

Smithfield, a pork processor and hog producer, donated more than 12,000 pounds of protein this week to the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank to help feed Hampton Roads-area families in need. This donation is part of Smithfield’s Helping Hungry Homes program, the company’s nationwide initiative to help alleviate hunger across the country. “We are extremely grateful to […]

Posted in, National, Women In The News

Deadline Is Approaching For The WGA Mary Macey Scholarship Award

The Women Grocers of America (WGA) and Roger Collins are pleased to assist the NGA Research and Education Foundation in its efforts to recruit and retain the next generation of high-potential leaders. Available scholarships range from $1000 to $1500 for students who intend to pursue a career in the independent sector of the grocery industry. Aligned […]

Posted in, Center Store, West

Save Mart, Lucky Stores Again Collecting Peanut Butter

Save Mart and Lucky Supermarkets supermarkets have kicked off the “Peanut Butter with a Purpose” partnership with food banks throughout California and Northern Nevada to collect donations of peanut butter and raise awareness of the struggle many families have feeding their children during the summer months. Last year, food banks throughout the region received more […]

Posted in, Corporate Store News, Independent Store News, West

Associated Food Stores Donates Kits For Homeless Youth

Associated Food Stores (AFS) staff members recently donated time and effort to put together care packages for Utah’s homeless teens. AFS, the locally owned grocery supplier in Salt Lake City, donated 750 personal care kits to the Volunteers of America (VOA) Homeless Youth Resource Center on Wednesday, May 20. The kits contain basic hygiene items […]

Posted in, Corporate Store News, Store News, West

Raley’s Partners With iFoster To Launch Foster Youth Hiring Program

iFoster has partnered with Raley’s Family of Fine Stores to develop a new hiring program for foster youth. To date, the organizations have placed seven youths in Raley’s stores in the Sacramento region, with a goal of expanding the program to other stores. The Foster Youth Hiring Program seeks to find employment opportunities for foster youths who are […]

Posted in, Albertsons, Northeast

Connecticut Foodshare Walk Against Hunger Raises More Than $500K, And More…

Supermarket News In Brief The Connecticut Foodshare Walk Against Hunger on May 3 raised $530,478, based on totals reported May 5. More than 4,000 participants attended, including more than 175 walking teams… The third annual Guida’s Dairy Golf Invitational will be held at the Lyman Orchards Golf Club in Middlefield, Connecticut, on Friday, beginning at […]