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2. BI-LO (United States) - Wikipedia

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   The result was the new Super BI-LO concept of a larger store layout featuring a greater selection of healthier foods, specialty foods, and organic foods. The company opened new Super BI-LO branded stores as well as remodeled older stores in affluent neighborhoods during this redesign period. In 2005, Ahold sold BI-LO/Bruno's to Lone Star Funds.

3. Harveys Supermarkets - Wikipedia

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   This location closed in 2021 and currently operates as a Food Lion. Exterior of a now-closed Harveys store in Jacksonville, Florida. J.M. Harvey Co., LLC, under the trade name Harveys Supermarkets, is an American supermarket chain with stores in Georgia and Florida. The majority of the Harveys stores are between 18,000 and 35,000 square feet ...

4. Southeastern Grocers - Wikipedia

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   Southeastern Grocers. Southeastern Grocers (formerly Bi-Lo Holdings) is an American supermarket portfolio headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. The portfolio was created by Lone Star Funds in September 2013 as the new parent company for Harveys, Winn-Dixie, and Fresco y Más. Southeastern Grocers was rated #31 in the Forbes 2015 ranking of ...

5. Winn-Dixie - Wikipedia

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   In early 2013, BI-LO phased out its own private label soft drinks in its BI-LO stores in favor of the popular "Chek" brand. As of May 2017, Winn-Dixie employs more than 38,000 associates who serve customers in approximately 500 grocery stores, 150 liquor stores, and 280 in-store pharmacies.

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7. With food inflation still hot, consumers turn to buy now, pay ...

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   Money is tight, food prices are soaring, and that’s turning more and more Americans to buy now, pay later options to stay afloat. Last year, some 15 million consumers — or 6.5% of the US ...