2012 Power 50: No.19 Al Plamann
Al Plamann enjoys his job as chief executive of Unified Grocers, the Los Angeles-based member-owned cooperative. read more Supermarket News
Al Plamann enjoys his job as chief executive of Unified Grocers, the Los Angeles-based member-owned cooperative. read more Supermarket News
Bi-Lo’s acquisition of Winn-Dixie, the biggest merger of the past year in the supermarket industry, might bring back some memories for Randall Onstead, who was named president and chief executive … Continue Reading →
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Bi-Lo said it would commit $ 6 million to improvements at its stores in Chattanooga, Tenn., local reports said. read more Supermarket News
Laura Shapira Karet, who succeeded her father, David Shapira, as chief executive officer of Giant Eagle, Pittsburgh, on Jan. 9, shares with him a deep appreciation of the company’s employees, … Continue Reading →
Supermarket News launched its power rankings in 2003 with a bit of trepidation. We were concerned about how “The Power 50” would be perceived in an industry whose top executives … Continue Reading →
ATLANTA — Same-store consumer spending in June via credit, signature debit, PIN debit, EBT, closed-loop prepaid cards and checks at U.S. supermarkets outperformed spending at all merchant locations, and represented … Continue Reading →
The chief executive officer of Wegmans Food Markets is taking his Rochester, N.Y., chain not only into new markets, but also into a new format. read more Supermarket News
But Costco’s new chief executive officer said he does not intend to try to fill the shoes of Jim Sinegal, the co-founder of Costco Wholesale Corp. in Issaquah, Wash., who … Continue Reading →
The following list is the top ten of SN's Power 50 list, which represents the most influential people in food … Continue Reading →
After 10 years at the helm of the nation’s largest traditional grocer, Dillon, chairman and chief executive officer of Cincinnati-based Kroger Co., has finally implemented its key pricing and promotional … Continue Reading →