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The new parent company will be for all of Ahold Delhaize's U.S. companies, including local brands, Stop & Shop, Food Lion, Giant, Hannaford, Giant/Martin’s and Peapod, as well as its retail business services.
This transaction will bring together two highly complementary grocery wholesale organizations with combined sales of approximately $16 billion in 2016.
SUPERVALU INC., Eden Prairie, Minn., and Unified Grocers, Inc., Commerce, Calif., entered into a definitive merger agreement for SUPERVALU to acquire Unified Grocers.
SUPERVALU INC., Minneapolis, entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 22 Food Lion grocery stores that are being sold in connection with the merger between Ahold and Delhaize.
Spartan Stores, Inc., Byron Township, Mich., and Nash Finch Co., Edina, Minn., completed their merger and will use the corporate name of SpartanNash Co.
In advance of its 2012 spin-off, Kraft Foods' board of directors identified the chairmen and chief executive officers for its future global snacks and North American grocery companies.
Crain's Chicago Business reported that Kraft Foods Inc. may move some corporate offices from suburban Northfield, Ill., to downtown Chicago following a 2012 spin-off of its North American grocery business.
Target Corp. is “very pleased” with its stores’ food sales and plans to roll out enhanced assortments of dry grocery, frozen foods, dairy products, meat and produce in future new and remodeled stores.
Supermarket industry media reported yesterday that the Food Marketing Institute (FMI) and the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) signed a "joint memorandum of understanding" to consider merging their annual executive conferences.
