Wakefern Food Corp.
Data: North America
- Location: Elizabeth, N.J.
- Top Executive: Joseph S. Colalillo, chairman, CEO
- Corporate Stores: 59
- Sales in $ Billions: 9.9 est.
- Date FY Ended: 9/28/07
- Website: www.wakefern.com/edi
Overview
Wakefern supplies products to three Top 75 companies — Foodarama, Village Super Markets and Inserra Supermarkets — and volume from those companies is reflected in the sales totals for Wakefern and for each of those retailers individually. Wakefern operates 28 corporate stores under the ShopRite banner and 31 under the PriceRite banner; it declined to indicate what percentage of total sales those stores do.
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Pinching Pennies | Supermarkets helped shoppers manage tight budgets in 2008 with discounts, meal ideas and private labels
The turbulent economy took center stage this year as the inflated cost of living dictated everything from what consumers ate to where they shopped. As Americans put down their restaurant forks and dusted off their cookbooks to make ends meet, supermarkets held their hands through the unfamiliar process by highlighting recipes with per-serving costs in the $2.50 to $4 range. Retailers like Meijer,
Pinching Pennies | Supermarkets helped shoppers manage tight budgets in 2008 with discounts, meal ideas and private labels
The turbulent economy took center stage this year as the inflated cost of living dictated everything from what consumers ate to where they shopped. As Americans put down their restaurant forks and dusted off their cookbooks to make ends meet, supermarkets held their hands through the unfamiliar process by highlighting recipes with per-serving costs in the $2.50 to $4 range. Retailers like Meijer,
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