grocery store

  • How to Save Money in Grocery Shopping

    How to Save Money in Grocery Shopping

    Saving money when doing your grocery shopping doesn’t always have to come with huge and unrealistic sacrifices. The increasing food prices are unwelcome and are resulting in higher grocery bills, which we would all want to cut back on. Here are some tips that will help you cut your grocery bill and reduce wastage. This…

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  • Grocery Store Loyalty Cards – Inducing Fear or Loyalty

    Grocery Store Loyalty Cards – Inducing Fear or Loyalty

    It is now a reality that you could be paying a higher price than the person behind you on that grocery store queue even if you may have the same quantity and brands of groceries. Discounted prices are increasingly being availed only to those ‘loyal’ customers who have a grocery store loyalty card. While the…

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  • New Stores and GMA Meeting

    New Stores and GMA Meeting

    Kings Food Markets has expanded into Old Greenwich, Connecticut. The New Jersey based Kings Food Markets has done this by acquiring a family run business known as Porricelli’s Market. Porricelli’s Market is a 63-year-old store that was sold after serving the Old Greenwich community for three generations. Kings Food Markets has promised to give the…

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  • Hypermarkets and Supermarkets History in France

    Hypermarkets and Supermarkets History in France

    The history of hypermarkets and supermarkets in France is connected to the American evolution of the grocery store. The basic principle of hypermarkets in France is expressed by the phrase Tout Sous le meme toit, which means ‘everything under the same roof.’ Supermarkets began to appear in France in the 1950’s while hypermarkets appeared in…

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  • A&P Through Time

    A&P Through Time

    The Great Atlantic and Pacific tea company better known as A&P has been around for more than century and a half: one hundred and fifty three years to be precise. This grocery and liquor store based in the U.S. has risen and fallen many times over its lifespan. The ‘A&P’ of course is for the…

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  • ACME

    ACME

    ACME was founded in 1891 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by two Irish immigrants, Samuel Robinson and Robert Crawford in South Philadelphia. Etymology: The root of the word Acme is thought to originate from the Greeks ‘akme,’ which meant ‘highest point’ or ‘peak.’ Its use is traced to around the 1560’s. The year 1917 saw a merger…

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  • Albertsons and Ralphs Stores Closure

    Albertsons and Ralphs Stores Closure

    Southern California is set to see the closure of grocery stores in some of its neighborhoods. Supervalu Inc., which owns Albertsons, will be closing some of its stores by the end of this year. The Southern California Albertsons stores will close 18 supermarkets. One of the stores, on Mesmer and Jefferson, in Culver City already…

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  • Meijer Stores

    Meijer Stores

    A modest barber decided to open a grocery store in the middle of the Great Depression to supply groceries to his customers. He bought some goods on credit and together with his 14-year old son, Fred, opened the North Side grocery in Greenville, Michigan. That was 1934. He later renamed the store Meijer’s Grocery. Hendrick…

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