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David Goodman | Jan 17, 2014 |
Supermarket News

Acme to close Westtown and Exton supermarkets

Among the 26 stores Albertsons plans to close by February 20 are Acme stores in Westtown and Exton, PA. The announcement came yesterday by Albertsons, owner of the Acme supermarket chain. In both Pennsylvania stores, the leases are coming to an end and will not be renewed. Acme, once the Greater Philadelphia market leader, currently operates 122 […]
David Goodman | Jan 09, 2014 |
Supermarket News

MOM's Organic Market to open first PA store in Bryn Mawr

MOM’s Organic Market, which operates 10 small-format organic food stores in the Baltimore/Washington area, plans to open its first Pennsylvania location in Bryn Mawr’s Rosemont Square. At 17,000 square feet, it will be MOM’s largest store and will include an all-organic cafe called Naked Lunch. Rosemont Square, once home to Borders bookstore, has been undergoing […]
David Goodman | Jan 03, 2014 |
Supermarket News

Whole Foods opening in big and small towns alike

Last month Whole Foods opened a store in Brooklyn, NY (population 2.6 million) and a store in Lincoln, Nebraska (population 260,000). This strategy – opening in large metro areas as well as small ones – is no coincidence, and Whole Foods says that nearly one-third of its new stores will open in small cities like […]
David Goodman | Dec 27, 2013 |
Supermarket News

"Banner Churn" of 2013 may continue into 2014

Supermarket News published an informative year-end story about the many changes that took place this year in the food retail industry. They called it a year of “banner churn.” The article starts by pointing out that the “big three” made major moves. Kroger agreed to buy Harris Teeter, Safeway sold its Canada division and announced […]
David Goodman | Dec 26, 2013 |
Supermarket News

Whole Foods to open seven new NJ stores

Amidst increased competition from Trader Joe’s, Fairway and Kings Food Market, Whole Foods plans to open seven new stores in New Jersey. According to Whole Foods, stores will open in Marlboro, Morristown, Cherry Hill, Parsippany, Clark, Closter and Newark. The Texas-based company currently operates 10 stores in the state. Whole Foods plans to open more than […]
David Goodman | Dec 26, 2013 |
Supermarket News

Aldi plan calls for 650 new stores in five years

Aldi, the discount grocer that operates about 1,300 stores from the East Coast to Kansas, said last week it would accelerate store growth with a goal of 650 new stores in the next five years, and nearly 2,000 stores by 2018. Aldi’s plans call for approximately 130 new stores per year, compared to its pace of […]
David Goodman | Dec 03, 2013 |
Supermarket News

Yucaipa to get Tesco's Fresh & Easy Market stores

Ron Burkle received court approval recently to allow his company, Yucaipa Cos., to take over about 150 Fresh and Easy Neighborhood Market stores in California, Nevada and Arizona. Tesco, one of the largest and most successful grocery retailers in the world, could not make a profit with its first U.S. venture, and will now finance […]
David Goodman | Nov 19, 2013 |
Supermarket News

Peapod opens Bucks County facility

Ahold announced last week that it’s Peapod division, which offers online shopping services in support of the Giant and Stop & Shop chains in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, has opened a facility in Coopersburg (Bucks County) that will allow the company to service Doylestown, Quakertown and Coopersburg. Peapod services the city of Philadelphia and many […]
David Goodman | Nov 08, 2013 |
Supermarket News

Bottom Dollar has lowest prices in Philly region, according to study

According to a story on CBS Philly, researchers from the Delaware Valley Consumers’ Checkbook visited supermarkets across the Philadelphia region to see which retailer had the lowest prices. The shoppers compared prices on 151 items, including fresh produce, fresh meat, national brand prepared foods and dairy products. And the winner is… Bottom Dollar. The discount […]
David Goodman | Nov 06, 2013 |
Supermarket News

Kosherfest panel names best new kosher products

Kosherfest, the world’s largest kosher tradeshow, was held last week in New Jersey and the best new kosher products in 16 categories were selected by a panel of judges that included buyers from a number of supermarkets. Before you get all meshuge (pronounced meh-shoo-geh for those that have never been outside their farm), here are some […]

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