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Front End Retail news and trends analysis TDLINX Market Snapshot Miami-Ft. Lauderdale: Top 10 supermarket operators in the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale FL DMA, No. 15 in the U.S. Parent company 1 2 3 Publix Super Markets, Inc./HQ Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc./HQ Walmart Stores/HQ Banner/name Publix Winn-Dixie Ownership/operation Publix Super Markets, Inc./Miami Winn-Dixie Stores/Miami Store count 146 77 17 ACV ($000) $4,340,700 1,394,900 1,042,600 Market share 50.9% 16.3 12.2 Walmart Supercenter/ Wal Mart Supercenter Walmart Nghborhd Mkt Walmart Neighborhood Market Sedano’s SuperTarget Center Whole Foods Sedano’s Markets SuperTarget Center Whole Foods Market/Florida Reg. 4 5 6 7 Sedano’s Markets HQ Target Corp. Whole Foods Market/HQ Presidente Supermarkets, Inc. 29 6 7 15 277,420 209,300 183,300 136,500 3.3 2.5 2.1 1.6 Presidente Supermarket/ Presidente Supermarkets, Inc. Tropical Supermarket Albertsons Store/ Albertson’s, LLC IGA Save-A-Lot Albertson’s, LLC/Florida 8 Albertson’s, LLC/HQ 3 72,800 0.9 9 10 Milam’s Market Supervalu, Inc./HQ Total top 10 Total market Milam’s Market Save-A-Lot 4 4 308 434 41,600 41,600 7,740,720 $8,534,656 0.5 0.5 90.7 100.0% Top five chain drug stores 1 2 3 4 5 Banner Stores Walgreens 177 CVS 152 Navarro Discount Pharm. 30 Medicine Shoppe/Medicap 3 BioScrip Pharmacy Total top five Total market 2 364 367 The TDLinx Market Snapshot is based on Designated Market Areas, which are created by Nielsen Media Research and consist of all counties whose largest television viewing share is given to stations of that same market area. GROCER online Original research, profit guides and not-to-be-missed events from Progressivegrocer.com. Dairy Operations Review As milk and egg costs climb, so do the prices of dairy products made from them. But as prices around the store have risen, and in some cases are hurting performance, dairy sales have been hanging tough this year. Greatly expanded from the print edition, “Not Curdled Yet,” Progressive Grocer’s inaugural Dairy Operations Review, contains 10 informative charts, most featuring exclusive PG research on such topics as department performance, problems facing the department and use of category management in dairy. Published October 2008. This is a PDF file that is available for immediate download after purchase. Requires Adobe Acrobat PROGRESSIVE Frozen Food Operations Review Tough times are challenging supermarket frozen food departments across the country, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, in many ways the forces changing consumer spending habits and wreaking havoc on industry costs are benefiting the department. Greatly expanded from the print edition, “No Big Chill,” Progressive Grocer’s first-ever Frozen Food Operations Review, features 10 in-depth charts, most illustrating exclusive research on such issues as department performance and retail frozen food executives’ reactions to rising costs. Published October 2008. This is a PDF file that is available for immediate download after purchase. Requires Adobe Acrobat Annual Report 2008 Grocers have weathered recessions before — and smart operators this time will accentuate the positive by helping shoppers eat well on a budget. Featuring 15 charts illustrating the results of an exclusive Progressive Grocer survey of HQ executives and supermarket store managers, as well as store account and sales data from TDLinx, a Nielsen Company, this 10-page .pdf lays out grocers’ chief concerns over the past year, including sales performance, merchandising/marketing strategies and operational trends, and their expectations for the year ahead. Published April 15, 2008. This is a PDF file that is available for immediate download after purchase. Requires Adobe Acrobat Top five mass/dollar stores 1 2 3 4 5 Banner Family Dollar Dollar Tree Kmart Target Dollar General Total top five Total market Stores 59 29 18 15 15 136 180 More ONLINE Dig up actionable research and additional intelligence at Progressivegrocer.com 14 • Progressive Grocer • March 2009 A H E A D O F W H AT ’ S N E X T www.progressivegrocer.com http://www.Progressivegrocer.com http://www.Progressivegrocer.com http://www.progressivegrocer.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Progressive Grocer - March 2009

Progressive Grocer - March 2009
Contents
Front End: Ahold Banners Launch 'Major Consumer Wellness Initiative'
Nielsen's Shelf Stoppers/Spotlight: Frozen Foods/One-Food Oriental Entrees
Market Snapshot: Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Independents Report: The New Agenda at FMI - And in Washington
Lempert Report: What Shoppers Will Demand in 2009
Wake-Up Call: Back to the Future
Progressive Views: Looking Forward
Frozen & Refrigerated Trends: Staying Cool
Store of the Month: Straub's Newest Family Member
FutureView Introduction: Great Expectations
Futureview: Magnetic Core
Honey: Sweet Sensation
Organic/Natural Cereal: The New Face of Breakfast Sales
FutureView: Home-Cooked Homecoming
2009 Meat Operations Review: Solid Ground
2009 Seafood Operations Review: Rough Seas
Pharmacy: A Destination for Health
Technology FutureView: Retail 3.0
Equipment FutureView: Sustainable Differentiation
What's Next: Editors' Picks for Innovative Products

Progressive Grocer - March 2009