Taking Stock: At Supervalu, The Spin Increases, While Results Continue To Tank
Seriously, has there ever been a better “spinmeister” in the food industry than Supervalu’s Craig Herkert?
Despite Objections, Judge Finalizes A&P's $800M Loan
Despite objections from bondholders who questioned the role of Yucaipa Cos. in A&P’s bankruptcy proceedings, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain approved the $800 million loan the bankrupt retailer sought for…
C&S Considering Layoffs At A&P Depots
A C&S Wholesale Grocers subsidiary, Woodbridge Logistics, said last month that it could lay off as many as 1,114 associates who are employed at depots that supply A&P stores.
Why The Nostalgia? A&P Train Wreck Was Decades In The Making
So, the inevitable inevitably happened at A&P. Surprised by the bankruptcy? Hardly. Surprised by the timing? Yes.
Wakefern Makes Key Executive Changes
Wakefern Food Corp. announced changes to its organizational structure effective January 1.
Taking Stock: An Inevitable Ending To An Inglorious Recent History
So, the inevitable inevitably happened at A&P.
Wal-Mart Blocks Hank Mullany From Taking CVS President Post
Hank Mullany, who left Wal-Mart last month to head the pharmacy unit of CVS, has been blocked from taking the position.
A&P Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
After 151 years of operation, A&P filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on December 12. It is currently operating with a $800 million debtor-in-possession loan from JP Chase Morgan.
Economy, Competition Still Challenging Wholesale Grocers
The economy’s continuing struggles during the past 12 months led to another year of challenges for many of the Mid-Atlantic’s wholesale grocers.