Bockmann to succeed Dello Sbarba as Saputo president, COO in 2017
Saputo has announced that Dino Dello Sbarba, the company’s president and chief operating officer, will retire effective April 1, 2017, after 27 years with the company. IFT Daily News
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Industry vets Thornton, Gooch to succeed Demoulas
The board of directors of Demoulas Super Markets on Monday appointed Felicia Thornton and James “Jim” Gooch, as Market Basket’s chief operating officer and chief administrative officer, respectively. They will … Continue Reading →
Update: Industry vets Thornton, Gooch to succeed Demoulas
Update: Demoulas president ousted; co-CEOs named By Jon Springer The board of directors of Demoulas Super Markets on Monday appointed Felicia Thornton and James “Jim” Gooch, as Market Basket’s chief … Continue Reading →
Breaux named to succeed Campbell at AG
Associated Grocers of Louisiana, based in Baton Rouge, said it has named Emile R. Breaux to succeed J.H. “Jay” Campbell upon Campbell’s planned retirement “within the next few years.” read … Continue Reading →
Todd Schnuck to Succeed Brother as CEO
Schnuck Markets on Thursday said Todd Schnuck would succeed his brother Scott Schnuck as the retailer’s CEO in March. read more Supermarket News
Poulin to Succeed Sobey as Empire CEO
STELLARTON, Nova Scotia — Empire Co. here on Tuesday said that Paul D. Sobey plans to retire as president and chief executive officer effective Dec. 11. read more Supermarket News
Van Helden to Succeed Lee as Stater President, COO
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — Stater Bros. Markets here said Peter Van Helden has been named president and chief operating officer, effective June 1. He succeeds Jim Lee, who is retiring. … Continue Reading →
Sprinkle to Succeed Sonnenberg at URM
SPOKANE, Wash. — URM Stores here said Dean Sonnenberg plans to retire Feb. 28 as president and chief executive officer of the member-owned cooperative after nine years in the post. … Continue Reading →
Beverage manufacturers succeed in reducing high-calorie beverages at schools
A study published in the American Journal of Public Health shows that the beverage industry has reduced beverage calories shipped to schools by 90% between 2004 and the end of … Continue Reading →