That group includes Kimco Realty Corp., Klaff Realty, Lubert-Adler Partners and Schottenstein Stores Corp.Īlbertson’s LLC operates two Super Saver Foods stores in Utah and 190 Albertsons Market-branded locations.Īfter the new acquisition, Albertson’s LLC and its subsidiaries will jump to 1,069 stores and 12 distribution centers, and employ approximately 110,000 workers. The new sale will reunite and place under one banner Albertsons stores under Supervalu with the Albertsons Market stores under Albertson’s LLC, which has been owned by the Cerberus-led consortium for five years. retained the remaining Albertsons stores in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Florida, Louisiana, New Mexico and Texas and called them Albertsons Market. In 2006, Supervalu bought Albertsons and Lucky stores from the company known as Albertsons Inc. There are two sets of Albertsons supermarkets in the U.S. “This will be a nice boost for some of the competition that will buy some of the stores.” “This is mostly a real estate deal,” Livingston said. Industry consultant David Livingston predicted Thursday that the sale likely means underperforming stores will close. “The sale will not immediately affect how we operate our stores or our team members focus on delivering the best experience for our customers,” said Mike Siemienas, spokesman for the Eden Prairie, Minn.-based Supervalu. Last year, Supervalu shut down four Albertsons stores in Orange County – in Garden Grove, Fullerton, Buena Park and Anaheim. The Orange County locations face growing competition from its long-standing supermarket rivals, big box stores offering groceries that have expanded locally, and smaller markets that carry more international or specialty foods.

Albertsons’ regional operations are based in Fullerton. In Orange County, 39 Albertsons supermarkets are included in the sale, along with 404 Albertsons and Lucky stores in other parts of Southern California, Southern Nevada, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. announced Thursday that it will sell its Albertsons supermarkets and related in-store pharmacies as part of a broader divestment of five grocery chains to an investment group led by New York-based Cerberus Capital Management.

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