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  • Bottom Dollar Plans in Ohio

    Bottom Dollar Plans in Ohio

    The finalization of the sale of former Cleveland Elementary School to Bottom Dollar Foods Northeast is soon to be concluded by the City Board of Control of Youngstown, Ohio. Bottom Dollar is buying the property as it has plans of putting up an 18,000 sq. ft. grocery store in the city. It is one of…

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  • Eight O’Clock Coffee

    Eight O’Clock Coffee

    Eight O’ Clock Coffee is A&P’s own brand for its coffee products. This particular brand of coffee was introduced to the United States market in the year 1859. History Eight O’ Clock Coffee was launched into the U.S. market in 1859 by the grocery chain A&P. According to stories told, the brand originated in a…

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  • Three Grocery Store Chain Stocks Worthy of A Second Look at the Stock Market

    Three Grocery Store Chain Stocks Worthy of A Second Look at the Stock Market

    Despite the tough challenges that grocery chains have been experiencing over the past year, stock analysts are never discouraged to invest in these types of companies. Added to the constant stiff competition in the grocery business is the constantly increasing gas prices and the current considerable unemployment rate. Despite all of these factors, stock analysts…

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  • Employees of Stop & Shop Finally Return to Quincy

    Employees of Stop & Shop Finally Return to Quincy

    In Quincy, Massachusetts, the grocery chain Stop & Shop will be busy moving some of its employees back into the city. Stop & Shop employees of the New England who were originally assigned in Quincy but got re-assigned to a different location will finally move back to the main office. There was a need to…

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  • Social Networking Sites Utilized by Retailers to Promote Fresh Fruit Products and Other Goods

    Social Networking Sites Utilized by Retailers to Promote Fresh Fruit Products and Other Goods

    With a majority of people in the United States familiar with how networking sites operate, more and more retailers are making use of them to further promote their products, especially the perishable ones. For instance, Festival Foods of Onalaska, Wisconsin used social media to promote its “Perfect Pairing” campaign. The campaign encouraged participants to post…

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  • Publix Plans to Make Some Changes on Its Coupon Policy

    Publix Plans to Make Some Changes on Its Coupon Policy

    Today’s tough economy has led consumers to be more economical when grocery shopping. With the continued increase in the prices of gasoline and food, added by the fact that unemployment and foreclosures have become more and more common, shoppers have turned to the help of coupons in saving as much money as they can. Extreme…

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  • Publix’s Coupon Policy Becomes Even Better as it Expands the Use of Third-Party Coupons

    Publix’s Coupon Policy Becomes Even Better as it Expands the Use of Third-Party Coupons

    Last Monday, more grocery shoppers at Publix began to take advantage of the grocery chain’s improved coupon policy by using manufacturer and competitor coupons for their purchases. Although Publix had been accepting competitor coupons long before the policy was improved, the grocery chain did not advertise it in its stores or even on its website.…

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  • Walmart Temporarily Bans Extreme Couponer

    Walmart Temporarily Bans Extreme Couponer

    In Nampa, Idaho, grocery chain Wal-Mart banned an extreme couponer from shopping at its stores. April Cuevas, extreme couponer, was banned from grocery shopping at Wal-Mart due to an altercation that occurred between her and an employee, a store manager specifically, at the grocery chain. This altercation led to Cuevas being barred from shopping at…

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