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Kroger Details Employee Communications Program | Grocery Manufacturers Association’s Executive Conference
Aug 30, 2010, Supermarket News, By DAVID ORGEL
COLORADO SPRINGS — Kroger Co. is pursuing a multi-tiered effort to enhance internal communications on topics such as company vision, values and strategies, Lynn Marmer, group vice president, corporate affairs, said during a panel discussion here.

Mich. Kroger Workers Reject Contract
Aug 30, 2010, Supermarket News, By SN STAFF
MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich. — Workers at 17 Kroger stores in the Flint and Saginaw, Mich., areas rejected a labor contract offer from Cincinnati-based Kroger Co. last week, the union said.

Newswatch | WAL-MART SEEKS HIGH COURT REVIEW | MARSH NO LONGER FOR SALE: REPORT
Aug 30, 2010, Supermarket News
WAL-MART SEEKS HIGH COURT REVIEW BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Wal-Mart Stores last week asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Circuit Court ruling subjecting the retailer to a massive class-action discrimination lawsuit. In our petition, we point out that this case involves important issues about class-action procedure and Title VII, and that the Ninth Circuit's opinion contradicts numerous decisions of other

High Spirits | Small-batch vodka, single-malt scotch and other premium spirits elevate the perception of private-label spirits
Aug 30, 2010, Supermarket News, By CAROL ANGRISANI
A wholesale club store may not be the first place that comes to mind when buying an ultra-premium French vodka. But that's what many spirit drinkers are doing since January, when Sam's Club launched Rue 33, a vodka imported from the Cognac region of France. The brand is exceeding the Wal-Mart division's sales expectations, spokeswoman Susan Koehler told SN. The vodka is sold exclusively at Sam's Club

Chains Face Antitrust Suit
Aug 30, 2010, Supermarket News, By ELLIOT ZWIEBACH
SAN FRANCISCO Three major Southern California chains that signed a mutual strike assistance agreement in 2003 must face an antitrust lawsuit by the state of California, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit here has ruled. That decision overturned a lower court ruling in 2004. The three chains are Ralphs, a division of Kroger Co., Cincinnati; Vons, a division of Safeway, Pleasanton, Calif.;

Private Label: Value Vintages
Aug 30, 2010, Supermarket News, By CAROL ANGRISANI
ALONG WITH MAKING A STATEMENT in the spirits category, private label is getting more attention in the wine department. One of the latest trends is growing retailer interest in or bargain-priced premium wine. The segment gained popularity in 2002 when Trader Joe's launched its private-label Charles Shaw wine. Since it sells for $1.99 at many locations, it earned the moniker Two-Buck Chuck. Now, other

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