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Very interesting! In my past research for Food Fair I found many anomalies like that. Company annual reports often did not jive with media and industry ...

Very interesting! In my past research for Food Fair I found many anomalies like that. Company annual reports often did not jive with media and industry ...

Fredericks had snack bars in their stores in S. Florida in the late 50s.

The chain was purchased by Food Fair Inc soon after.

I managed a store in the NW section of Miami that still had one.

:-)

... skills in grocery store research! I should hire you to research the Food Fair Inc. "empire"! Haha, I'd be totally out of my element trying to make sense of ...

... skills in grocery store research! I should hire you to research the Food Fair Inc. "empire"! Haha, I'd be totally out of my element trying to make sense of ...

Wow Andrew!!!

Extraordinary "forensic" skills in grocery store research!

I should hire you to research the Food Fair Inc. "empire"!

... crumbled under the ownership of Sir James Goldmith's empire Pathmark, Food Mart, Kohl's and Farmer Jack withered as part of A&P Dominicks & ... from the 20s to the early 80s but never had a large footprint. Food Fair/Pantry Pride wasn't around as long but also never had a large footprint. ...

Sully Square was behind the area where Shoppers Food/Aldi is and is the smallest of the three. Mainly has a Bank of America, a ... stores to this general area that Hechinger had were Reston (now Home Depot), Fairfax (was Giant, now H Mart), Fair Lakes (now Target), Centreville (short lived, ...

Sully Square was behind the area where Shoppers Food/Aldi is and is the smallest of the three. Mainly has a Bank of America, a ... stores to this general area that Hechinger had were Reston (now Home Depot), Fairfax (was Giant, now H Mart), Fair Lakes (now Target), Centreville (short lived, ...

... of Auburn Hills in 1983. Pontiac had its own local outfit, People's Food Market, which appears to have started out as simply People's Market ... later be sold to Farmer Jack in 2000. Farmer Jack's predecessor, Food Fair; and Packers Outlet/Wrigley's also had Pontiac-area stores. As expected, ...

Groceteria wrote: ↑15 Jun 2021 18:39 I knew it wasn’t really a complaint :) I did find it interesting that the Allentown stores were the first I remember seeing that we’re initially branded as “Giant Food Fair.“

Yup!

I think that might be the second iteration.

If memory serves me, it was Giant Quality Discount?

:-)

I knew it wasn’t really a complaint :) I did find it interesting that the Allentown stores were the first I remember seeing that we’re initially branded as “Giant Food Fair.“

I did try to give you a city that had a significant Food Fair presence. And I did feature a Food Fair grand opening ad on Twitter yesterday. I think I’m doing ...

... truth is weirder than fiction. (*Yes, I also still think of "Food Fair" as a generic name.)

I did try to give you a city that had a significant Food Fair presence. And I did feature a Food Fair grand opening ad on Twitter yesterday. I think I’m doing my part here!

Steve Landry wrote: ↑14 Jun 2021 10:53 Would be cool if anyone was intrigued with Food Fair........................................lol

Just teasing ;-)