Delhaize America
Data: North America
- Location: Salisbury, N.C.
- Top Executive: Pierre Olivier-Beckers, CEO
- Corporate Stores: 1,608
- Sales in $ Billions: 19.0 est.
- Date FY Ended: 1/2/10
- Website: www.delhaizegroup.com
Footnotes
Delhaize America, the U.S. division of Brussels-based Delhaize Group, encompasses 1,159 Food Lions, 171 Hannaford Bros. Markets, 104 Sweetbay Supermarkets, 70 Harvey’s Supermarkets, 65 Bloom units, 28 Bottom Dollar Food stores and 11 Reid’s. Delhaize America accounts for approximately 66% of the parent company’s total sales.Recent articles on Delhaize America
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Delhaize USA Using Fleet Optimization Tools
SALISBURY, N.C. — Delhaize America, which operates more than 1,500 stores in 16 states in the eastern United States, is running Xatanet fleet optimization software from Xata, Minneapolis, on 780 trucks across its Food Lion, Hannaford and Sweetbay banners.
Food Lion Eyes More Promotions
SALISBURY, N.C. A comprehensive effort at reducing everyday prices has not been enough to drive significant sales gains at Food Lion, executives said, indicating that more promotions are needed to reach consumers in the competitive Southeast. It's a noisy marketplace, and we need to be heard, said Ron Hodge, chief executive officer of operations at Food Lion parent Delhaize America, part of Brussels-based
Delhaize Comp-Store Sales Dip 3.6%
The stock of Delhaize Group here fell more than 11% on Friday after the company reported weak U.S. sales at its Food Lion division in the second quarter.
Newswatch | DELHAIZE BANNERS LAUNCH CONTEST | UNION SEEKS VOTE AT MARSH STORE
DELHAIZE BANNERS LAUNCH CONTEST SALISBURY, N.C. A new contest promotion under way at Delhaize America's banners can win customers up to $250,000, the retailer here said last week. The Great Grocery Giveaway will award more than $5 million to around 3 million customers through scratch-off cards distributed for qualifying purchases. Prizes range from $1 to $250,000 per card. All of Delhaize's U.S. banners
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