Eugene Gross, Former Port Richmond Thriftway Co-Owner, Dies At 93
Gross spent his life in the grocery industry, working with his brother and father, and retired in 1998.
Cyberattack Hit Could Cost As Much As $425 Million At UNFI
The wholesaler's fiscal 2025 loss is now projected to be in the $90-115 million range.
Wegmans Debuts To Big Fanfare in Rockville, MD
Plus, reporting in from the Summer Fancy Food Show and congrats go out to Meatcrafters' Mitch Berliner.
Saval Foods Acquires Pastore’s In A Deal Of Baltimore Icons
The two family-owned businesses trace their roots to Lombard Street.
Harris Teeter To Shut 4 DC-Area Stores As Part Of 60 Kroger Closings
The closings are part of 60 underperforming stores the large merchant announced it would shutter over the next 18 months.
C&S Wholesale Retooling Continues With $1.77 Billion Acquisition Of SpartanNash
Last month’s acquisition of Michigan-based wholesaler/retailer SpartanNash is another example of grocery distributor C&S Wholesale Grocers making bold moves to not only grow its current business but to find new…
Most Supermarkets More Vulnerable Than Ever Against Price/Value Alternate Retailers
What a difference a year can make. Or not. Twelve months ago in our annual Retail Market Study, I predicted “more of the same.” More overstoring, more consumer economic worries…
Affordability, Business Costs Dominate Connecticut’s 2025 Legislative Session
A recap of CFA's work on legislation after the June 6 wrap up of the recent General Assembly session.
Uncle Giuseppe’s Launches Uncle G’s Beach Popup On Fire Island For Summer Season
And, devastating news from Bozzuto's on the sudden passing of Jeff King, VP of center store.
ShopRite Remains King, TGC Passes Stoppie In $123 Billion Marketing Area
Overstoring, economic worries impact sales for most retailers in the 52-week period from April 1, 2024 through March 31, 2025.