Penn Traffic Co.
Data: North America
- Location: Syracuse, N.Y.
- Top Executive: Gregory J. Young, president, CEO
- Corporate Stores: 105
- Sales in $ Billions: 1.2a.
- Date FY Ends: 2/2/08
- Website: www.penntraffic.com
Overview
Penn Traffic also serves as a wholesaler to 118 stores — encompassing 60 licensed operators and 58 other independents — which combined to account for approximately 18% of total sales.
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Let the Games Begin
For years China has held the gold medal for nonfood exports sold in U.S. supermarkets. Now, with global market conditions shifting, it might be challenged for this preeminence, possibly even by a resurgence of manufacturing in the United States. As China prepares to host the Summer Olympics this week, most industry sources agree the country is entrenched as the world leader in hard lines, but its
Penn Traffic Builds Behind New Branding Effort
It's not just a slogan, it's a way of life. That's how Gregory Young, chief executive officer of Penn Traffic Co., described the company's approach to its newly launched Big Smiles, Fresh Food, Low Prices advertising and branding campaign. It isn't a short-term promotion, nor is it just an advertising slogan. It's central to how we'll serve our customers, offer and price our products,
NEWSWATCH
WAL-MART SELLS MORE LOCAL PRODUCE BENTONVILLE, Ark. Wal-Mart Stores last week said its partnerships with local farmers are up 50% compared with two years ago, and that during the summer months this year, locally sourced fruits and vegetables that are both grown and available for purchase within a state's borders will account for 20% of the produce the company offers. Offering local produce has been
GerrityÂ’s to Purchase BiLo Store From Penn Traffic
SCRANTON, Pa. — Gerrity’s Supermarkets plans to purchase a BiLo Foods store in Dallas Township, Pa., from Penn Traffic Co. and convert it to the Gerrity’s banner, Joe Fasula, a co-owner of the Gerrity’s chain here, told SN.
GM GETS HEALTHY
With an aging population and an increasing preoccupation with health by all customers, retailers need to turn their attention to the wellness aspects of general merchandise. During the recent GM Marketing Conference of the Global Market Development Center, Colorado Springs, speakers and participants said they are focusing more now on GM products that relate to health as well as sustainability, which
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