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Mondelez International has finalized a deal in China's cakes and pastries sector, a category that CEO Dirk Van de Put had previously identified as a potential...
Consumers are turning to social media to voice concerns that the sale to a major CPG could result in a decline in product quality
Beginning on September 30, Kroger will face its third antitrust case challenging the $24.6 billion merger with Albertsons, this time in Colorado
The Washington State Court Challenge in Kroger-Albertsons Merger Continues as the state’s lawsuit to block the $24.6 billion deal moves forward this week. This case runs parallel to...
As U.S. District Judge Adrienne Nelson deliberates on the outcome of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) case against the Kroger-Albertsons merger, which concluded on Tuesday in Portland, Oregon,...
This concern was echoed by Albertsons' attorney, Enu Mainigi, who mentioned that if the deal does not go through, layoffs and store closures may be inevitable,...
According to a Kroger attorney, losing the ruling in this pivotal case could prevent the merger from moving forward, as reported by the Enquirer
The FTC argued that the merger could lead to increased food prices, exacerbating economic pressures in an inflationary environment.
Susan Morris, Chief Operating Officer at Albertsons, initially felt disappointed when she learned that stores would need to be sold as part of the Kroger-Albertsons merger.
McMullen firmly stated that Kroger would "absolutely not" raise prices if the merger is approved, asserting that maintaining value for customers is crucial
