CORRECTING and REPLACING From Food to Fuel, Cub Foods Finds Ways to Save Customers Money
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Savings programs help Cub shoppers stretch grocery budgets further STILLWATER, Minn.--(Business Wire)-- Please replace the release dated April 28, 2009 with the following corrected version due to multiple revisions. The corrected release reads: FROM FOOD TO FUEL, CUB FOODS FINDS WAYS TO SAVE CUSTOMERS MONEY Savings programs help Cub shoppers stretch grocery budgets further In an economy where every penny counts, Cub Foods aims to keep customers` grocery bills low and savings at an all-time high. "Consumers today are facing mounting pressure from economic uncertainty and the desire to provide their families with good quality food," said Brian Huff, Cub Foods president. "Cub Foods prides itself on being the premier value grocery store in Minnesota that customers can count on." In response to the economic pressures facing customers, Cub has implemented several unique value programs specifically aimed at helping shoppers save money and stretch budgets. For example: * Simply Good Meals - Cub customers can find easy-to-make meal solutions in one spot. The 4:15 program allows busyshoppers to create good, home-cooked meals for a family of four for less than $15. Many meals can be prepared in as little as 15 minutes. * Gas Savings BONUS Days - Shop at Cub and save big at the gas pump. It`s that simple. * Spend $50 - $99.99, save 10 cents per gallon at Cub and Holiday fuel stations * Spend $100 - $149.99, save 20 cents per gallon at Cub and Holiday fuel stations * Spend $150 or more, save 30 cents per gallon at Cub and Holiday fuel stations * Use up to three coupons to save 90 cents per gallon * Organic and natural foods - Cub`s Wild Harvest brand offers more than 300 product choices, priced at approximately 15 percent lower than national brand organic and natural foods. Cub customers get variety and quality at an affordable price. * Culinary Circle -Buy the Culinary CircleTM brand of premium food lovers` food. Customers enjoy restaurant-quality food made right at home, without the restaurant prices. * Shoppers Value - This store brand has saved customers money for years. Now Cub has lowered prices even further on 220 key Shoppers Value items. Look for red shelf tags beginning May 17. * Good `Til - Every day Cub offers thousands of low prices on select items through the Good `Til program. New items are selected for discounts quarterly, so watch for the in-store Good `Til signs to save money while you shop. * Purchase Baby Basics - This store brand contains hundreds of baby items priced lower than national brands every day, with exceptional quality families can trust. * Buy your flowers at Cub - We purchase from the same distributors and offer the same flowers as much higher priced florists. Cub Foods provides consumers with the freshest produce, widest selection and greatest value available today. In addition to innovative natural, ethnic and certified organic food sections, Cub stores offer shoppers added conveniences, such as in-store pharmacy and banking. Cub Foods was established in 1968 as one of the nation`s first discount grocery stores. The organization was purchased in 1980 by SUPERVALU and currently operates 58 stores in the Twin Cities. SUPERVALU INC. is one of the largest companies in the U.S. grocery channel with estimated annual sales of $45 billion. SUPERVALU holds leading market share positions across the United States with approximately 2,500 retail grocery locations, including nearly 920 in-store pharmacies. Through SUPERVALU`s nationwide supply chain network, the company provides distribution and related logistics support services to more than 5,000 grocery endpoints across the country. SUPERVALU currently has approximately 190,000 employees. For more information about SUPERVALU, visit www.supervalu.com. Cub Foods Lee Ann Jorgenson, 651-779-2132 leeann.m.jorgenson@supervalu.com or Padilla Speer Beardsley Kimberly Huston, 612-455-1704 khuston@psbpr.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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