Giant announced last week that Peapod's shopping and delivery services have become available to customers in a dozen new Pennsylvania zip codes, including stores in Reading, Birdsboro and Temple. The company says that 109 of the 170 stores under the Giant and Martin's banners are now within the geography of Peapod's delivery range.
Through the Peapod website or mobile app, customers can have groceries delivered as soon as the next day after the order has been placed. First-time customers get $20 off their first order and 60 days free delivery.
Giant, Martin's and Peapod are subsidiaries of Ahold Delhaize USA.
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Friday, May 11, 2018
Giant expands Peapod service in PA
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Thursday, February 7, 2013
Delhaize America to cut 500 jobs
Delhaize America, the parent company of Food Lion, Bottom Dollar and others, announced yesterday that it will eliminate 500 jobs as part of a corporate reorganization. The jobs lost will be "above the store manager level" and will include 350 current employees as well as 150 open positions.
Yesterday's announcement follows last month's news that 33 Sweetbay stores, eight Food Lions and three Bottom Dollar locations would close. The Bottom Dollar stores are all in Pennsylvania (North Wales, Chalfont and Reading).
1/18/2013 story: Three Bottom Dollar stores to close in PA
Yesterday's announcement follows last month's news that 33 Sweetbay stores, eight Food Lions and three Bottom Dollar locations would close. The Bottom Dollar stores are all in Pennsylvania (North Wales, Chalfont and Reading).
1/18/2013 story: Three Bottom Dollar stores to close in PA
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Friday, January 18, 2013
Three Bottom Dollar stores to close in PA
Delhaize America announced yesterday it would close Bottom Dollar food stores in North Wales, Chalfont and Reading, PA. The company is also closing 33 Sweetbay stores in Florida and eight Food Lion locations in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. All the stores are expected to close by mid-February.
Bottom Dollar entered the Philadelphia market in October 2010 and quickly expanded. According to the company's website, there are now 37 stores operating in southeastern PA and southern NJ. Last year Bottom Dollar expanded to western PA and eastern Ohio, where it now has 16 stores.
Sweetbay, whose first store opened in Florida in 2004 and which currently has 105 stores throughout the state, will layoff approximately 2,000 employees. According to Delhaize Group CFO Pierre Bouchut, the elimination of the 33 money-losing stores should provide a $40 million benefit to underlying profits annually. He added that he expects Sweetbay to be profitable in 2013.
Bottom Dollar entered the Philadelphia market in October 2010 and quickly expanded. According to the company's website, there are now 37 stores operating in southeastern PA and southern NJ. Last year Bottom Dollar expanded to western PA and eastern Ohio, where it now has 16 stores.
Sweetbay, whose first store opened in Florida in 2004 and which currently has 105 stores throughout the state, will layoff approximately 2,000 employees. According to Delhaize Group CFO Pierre Bouchut, the elimination of the 33 money-losing stores should provide a $40 million benefit to underlying profits annually. He added that he expects Sweetbay to be profitable in 2013.
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