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generalbetrayus

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5. Kroger has a number of subsidiaries nationwide.

Reply to BidenRocks (Reply #4)

Fri Jun 27, 2025, 04:12 AM

Jun 27

In Colorado east of the mountains, it is King Soopers. In Colorado west of the mountains, it is City Market. So far, no word on whether or not any Colorado stores will be closed, although given Colorado's continued growth, I doubt it will close any of its stores unless they are old and undersized. The recent trend has been to close old and undersized King Soopers and build new and larger King Soopers nearby.

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Kroger plans to close 60 US stores in 18 months to improve profits [View all] Omaha Steve Jun 26 OP

Kroger enid602 Jun 26 #1

Pity, the 'poor' grocery chain -- it just doesn't make enough 'profits.' Tarzanrock Jun 27 #2

Translation: The CEO needs a few extra zeroes on his paycheck so he can buy a new yacht. Initech Jun 27 #3

They say Kroger but that includes BidenRocks Jun 27 #4

Kroger has a number of subsidiaries nationwide. generalbetrayus Jun 27 #5

Kroger's also gobbled up Fred Meyer stores in Oregon, at least one of which near me is closing 0rganism Jun 27 #6

And even more... Dave in VA Jun 27 #7

Potentially leaving some areas without a local and accessible place to buy no_hypocrisy Jun 27 #8