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Posted in, Northeast, Store News

Giant And Martin’s Achieve Record-Breaking Donations In 2012

As the company embarks on its 90th anniversary this year, officials from Giant Food Stores and Martin’s Food Markets have announced that charitable donations made in 2012 as part of the companies’ “Living Here, Giving Here” program totaled more than $25 million in combined cash and product contributions, the largest ever to date. Giant/Martin’s is […]

Posted in, Southwest, Store News

United Supermarkets Hosting Exclusive Thomas Kitchen Knives Giveaway

Beginning today, guests at any location of United Supermarkets, Market Street and Amigos can earn professional kitchen knives at no additional cost while fulfilling their everyday grocery needs. Through June 11, guests can earn bonus stickers toward the purchase of professional kitchen knives and accessories from Thomas by Rosenthal Group, one of the world’s leading […]

Posted in, Southeast, Store News

Food City Launches New Technology For Shoppers

Food City has launched several new programs designed to bring added value and convenience to its customers. Among the newest features is the e-ValuCard Savers, which allows shoppers to electronically download manufacturers coupons from the company’s website to their ValuCard. “We are certainly excited to be able to provide our loyal customers with added savings […]

Posted in, Southeast, Store News

Publix, Kerrygold Announce Launch Of Judith McLoughlin’s Cooking Tour

Publix Super Markets and Kerrygold have announced the launch of cookbook author Judith McLoughlin’s cooking tour. Beginning in March, McLoughlin will visit several Publix locations for the second annual Publix Aprons tour. She will appear first at Atlanta Apron’s Cooking School at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 7, at the Alphretta Commons Publix, located at 4305 […]

Posted in, Store News, West

Sprouts Farmers Market Said To Be Considering IPO

Phoenix, Ariz.-based Sprouts Farmers Market is mulling an initial public offering of stock, according to a Bloomberg report. The Phoenix Business Journal says that the natural foods grocer, which generates revenues in the neighborhood of $2 billion, may begin interviewing underwriters to work on an IPO. Sprouts, started as a family owned chain in 2002, […]

Posted in, National, Northeast

Baloga Joins PFMA As Director Of Government Relations

Alex Baloga has joined the Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association (PFMA) as its director of government relations. He will lead PFMA’s government relations efforts at the local, state and federal level. “Alex brings a wealth of legislative knowledge and contacts to our government relations team,” said David McCorkle, PFMA president and CEO. “His experience will allow […]

Posted in, Beverage News, Center Store, National

Marley Coffee Being Distributed At Kowalski’s Markets, Bristol Farms

Marley Coffee, an artisan-roasted gourmet coffee, says that its products are now being distributed at all Kowalski’s Markets and Bristol Farms. St. Paul, Minn.-based Kowalski’s Markets is a family-owned business with nine stores that feature premium foods, gifts and a variety of in-store amenities. Selection of Marley Coffee’s 8-oz. bags of coffee may vary at […]

Posted in, Southwest, Store News

Brookshire Grocery Co. Joins EPA’s GreenChill Partnership

Brookshire Grocery Co. (BGC) recently became one of a select number of grocery retailers nationwide to join the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s GreenChill partnership. By joining GreenChill, Tyler, Texas-based BGC pledges to go beyond regulatory requirements to protect the ozone layer and combat climate change. BGC says it is committed to sustainability, and this partnership […]

Posted in, National

2013 NGA Show Closes With Record Attendance Numbers

The National Grocers Association’s 2013 NGA Show has come to a close, having once again expanded its offerings to further solidify its reputation as the place “Where Independents Gather.” The annual four-day show was one of the largest in NGA history, with more than 2,700 in attendance including retailers, wholesalers and industry partners. The NGA […]

Posted in, Grocery Store Layout, National, Sustainability News

Architect Romero Innovates Grocery Store Design

While the 2013 NGA Show was filled with retailers and wholesalers, many of those companies have worked with api(+) (Architecture Plus International) to improve their store designs. In an interview with Bob Reeves of The Shelby Report, Juan Romero, CEO and founder of api(+), discussed his company and the important work the firm does for […]