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A new closure in store seems to make the titles every day. It's not onlysmall enterprises- Although these were among the hardest stores affected at the start of the cocovio pandemic. Larger chains likeBed bathtub and beyond And Sears has also been forced to close a large number of locations in the past two years. And despite essential companies, grocery stores are not immune to the economic climate. Now Kroger and three other grocery channels have announced that they would close locations in the coming weeks from October 7. Read the rest to find out which grocery stores close their doors for good.

Read this then:These popular grocery chains close stores from November 11.

Last week, several grocery channels announced that they would make places of closure, including a shoprite in Waterbury, Connecticut, which would officially be closed on November 11.Due to retirement From the owner and operator of the store, according to an article on the Facebook page of the store.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

A whole food in Englewood, Illinois, farmtwo days later, November 13, and a giant eagle store isto be closed In Edinboro, Pennsylvania, December 30. The employees of these two stores will be offered positions in other places, while shoprite employees will have the possibility of interviewing positions in other shoprite stores ", according to the Facebook post.

Now, four other grocery chains have announced closures.

New Albany buyers, Indiana, will bedismayed to learn that a Kroger on Grant Line Road will close for good on October 7, theLouisville Courier Journalreported.

"The store has struggled to be profitable for many years and financial projections for future years have taken less than expected and forced us to make this difficult" "decisionJessica SharpA Kroger representative told The Outlet.

Sharp also confirmed that the 75 store employees will be offered positions in Krogers nearby and that two other locations in New Albany - on Charlestown Road and on State Street - did not intend to close.

Read this then:This popular retail chain closes stores, from October 5.

Maine residents will see the closure of a Shaw grocery store in Scarborough,Teresa Edington, a Shaw spokesman, saidBetter lifeby email. The store will close permanently "on or around" October 8, and pharmacy operations will stop even earlier, on September 21, she confirmed. The grocery chain is a subsidiary of COS Alberstons. Inc., which operates 150 stores in the New England region.

"Like all retailers, we are constantly assessing the performance of our stores," said Edington. "The closure of a location is always a difficult decision, but we focus on the continuation of providing the products and services that our customers appreciate the most in Maine and beyond."

The REMKE Markets regional grocery channel is alsoface closings. As indicated by theCincinnati enquire-andconfirmed by the company On Facebook - The Hyde Park Plaza store in Oakley, Ohio, will be closed on October 14.

"Despite high quality fresh products, investment in the installation and dedication of talented partners, this place has underperformed and did notoperate, "Michael Needler Jr., president and chief executive officer of Fresh Encounter, the parent company of Remke Markets, said in a statement, according to WLWT affiliated to NBC. "In addition, we were looking to renovate this location to a smaller purchasing experience more personal, but, due to the rental conditions and the inflation of construction costs, the advantage of the project did not plan yield with which we were comfortable. "

Oakley location buyers can now take advantage of a store -scale sale, WLWT reported. From September 19, the entire store is 30% reduction - and this includes selection of wines.

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Further south, in Shickshinny, Pennsylvania, a foodtown store, officially known as the Thomas family market, Foodtown, is alsoto be closed. Employees told ABC-Affiliate Wnep that the store would close in early October, but no specific date or reason was provided.

Faithful customers of the Thomas Foodtown family market have reported an concern about the closure, because it is the only grocery store located in Shickshinny, and is ideally located in front of the accommodation for the elderly.

"I'm going to go to Berwick to go shopping and get things because there will be nothing to be able to run here to get", residing Seewagen Marge said to Wnep, adding that she hopes that a weis or a giant store will occupy the location.

Better life Contacted Kroger, Remke Markets and Foodtown to comment on the closures, but has not yet heard.