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Roundy’s to Price IPO at $10 to $12 Per Share

The parent company of Pick ‘n Save and other supermarket chains hopes to sell its stock to the public at $10 to $12 per share, according to documents filed last week with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Journal Sentinel reports. The privately held Roundy’s Parent Co., which also operates the Copps and Rainbow […]

Posted in, C-Store News, Equipment & Technology, Midwest, Southeast

Noble Roman’s Partners with The Pantry for Pilot Program

Noble Roman’s Inc., the Indianapolis-based, non-traditional pizza franchisor, is partnering with The Pantry Inc., a leading convenience store operator in the Southeast, for a pilot program featuring Noble Roman’s branded foodservice system. The Pantry is headquartered in Cary, N.C., and has more than 1,650 locations in 13 states. The pilot program will begin with a […]

Posted in, Equipment & Technology, Midwest

Centerplate Celebrates Heartland with Exclusive Super Bowl Menu

Centerplate, the largest hospitality partner to North America’s premier sports stadiums, convention centers and entertainment venues, is introducing its exclusive hospitality menu for Super Bowl XLVI, held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind. In more than 250 venues nationwide, Centerplate prides itself on bold, chef-inspired cuisine grounded in treasured local flavors. And the Super […]

Posted in, Midwest, Organic Natural

Surf Sweets Debuting Spring Mix of Organic Jelly Beans

Wheeling, Ill.-based Surf Sweets® is launching an 8-oz. seasonal spring mix of its Organic Jelly Beans—with six new flavors: tropical punch, lemonade, mixed berry, pineapple, tangerine and watermelon. “Consumers tell us they love the delicious taste of our Organic Jelly Beans,” says Bert Cohen, president and founder of TruSweets. “Our bigger, more convenient 8-oz. seasonal […]

Posted in, National

Kraft Cutting 1,600 Jobs

Northfield, Ill.-based Kraft Foods Inc. plans to cut about 1,600 jobs in North America as it splits into two separate companies, reports the Memphis Business Journal. The Journal reports the 1,600 jobs represent about 1.3 percent of the company’s workforce. Kraft has about 127,000 employees, including about 46,500 in North America. Forty percent of the […]

Posted in, Midwest

Shopko Stores, Pamida Merge

Two of the nation’s leading Midwest-based general merchandise retail chains, Shopko stores and Pamida, will merge to create one of the largest U.S. retailers focused on serving smaller and rural communities, according to a news release. The combined entity will have nearly 350 locations in 22 states and plans for new store growth in the […]

Posted in, Midwest

Kroger Workers in Mid-Michigan Ratify New Contract

Michigan Kroger workers represented by the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 951 have voted to approve a new three-year contract by a vote of 84 percent “yes” to 16 percent “no.” “The proposal had the full recommendation of the bargaining committee as it preserved members’ health benefits and pension, and provided top-rate wage […]

Posted in, Midwest

Meijer Opening Chi-Town Marketplace

Less than two years after launching its first new format store in the Chicago market, Meijer will deliver another new concept to its Chicago-area customers when it officially cuts the ribbon on Meijer Marketplace, a more localized grocery store in Melrose Park, today. “Meijer is thrilled to bring our newest store concept to this great […]

Posted in, Midwest, West

Safeway Announces Change in Leadership at Dominick’s Stores

Pleasanton, Calif.-based Safeway Inc. July 15 that the president of its Chicago-area Dominick’s Finer Foods division, Don Keprta, has resigned. “Don has contributed significantly to the Dominick’s stores. His commitment and innovation helped the stores evolve to best serve the Chicagoland customers. We are fortunate that he has produced a team that is prepared to […]