Upwards of $2.5 million will be spent
 
Supermarket News Daily

JUNE 6, 2024

Washington state lawyers up on Kroger, Albertsons merger

State to spend up to $2.5M on legal team to block the acquisition.

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US Foods to sell Chef’Store

The company said it still plans to open five new Chef’Store locations this year.

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Dollar Tree rights the ship in Q1

Retailer seems to be on the right course after announcing store closures.

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Foxtrot to reopen Chicago, Dallas, Austin locations

Mike LaVitola, Foxtrot’s founder, has started a new company to continue the business.

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UNFI builds on profitability streak

The company hopes to ride on momentum heading into FY 2025.

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The Trader Joe’s tote bag is back — and different

And the retailer is hoping for the same kind of euphoria.

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Kroger promotes private-label ice cream with 45K free pints

The special comes a few weeks after the release of Walmart’s Bettergoods private-label line of products.

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Dollar Tree considering sale, spinoff of Family Dollar

Discount retailer reviewing strategic alternatives for the brand.

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Tell us what you think...

Foxtrot has a new owner that will open locations in Chicago, Austin, and Dallas. Do you think this floundering business will now start to thrive?

Let us know in the comments here, or email the SN staff at contactus@ supermarketnews.com. And have a great week.

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