- UFCW, NoCal Grocers Reach Tentative Pact
ROSEVILLE, Calif. - United Food and Commercial Workers 588 - Northern California, which represents about 19,000 grocery workers from the Central Valley, Sacramento, and north to the Oregon border, has come to a tentative agreement with area grocers including Safeway, Inc., Albertsons, Inc., and Kroger-owned Ralphs, avoiding a possible strike ......
- Ralphs to Close 11 Supermarkets
COMPTON, Calif. -- Ralphs Grocery Co., based here, has said it will close eleven money-losing supermarkets across California by March, according to published accounts.
- Raley's Senior Exec Named Chair of California Grocers Assn.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Bill Anderson, e.v.p. and c.f.o. of regional independent Raley's, West Sacramento, Calif. was yesterday named chairman of the board of The California Grocers Association (CGA), as the trade group elected its 2006-2007 slate of officers and new board of directors during its annual meeting in Las Vegas.
- CGA Inducts Save Mart's Ex-Prez to Hall of Achievement
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The California Grocers Association Educational Foundation earlier this week inducted Bob Spengler, recently retired president of Modesto-based Save Mart Supermarkets, into its Hall of Achievement for his years of service to the California food industry.
- Closing the Grocery Gap
Supermarket chains target inner cities, reap profits by offering free shuttle services; c-stores could be losing enormous opportunity.
- Ralphs Facing Trying Times in NoCal
COMPTON, Calif. -- Kroger-owned Ralphs Grocery Co., based here, is drawing fire in the press and the courts, as its plans to close 10 Northern California stores because of declining sales attracted vitriol from local labor groups, and it pleaded not guilty to charges of labor fraud.
- CGA Names New Manager, Northern California Local Government Relations
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The California Grocers Association has named Timothy James its manager of Northern California local government relations. In this newly created position, James will advocate for association members before local elected and regulatory officials throughout Northern California.