Supermarket giants in NY, NJ and across US to close dozens of underperforming stores

Kroger is closing 60 stores across the country by the end of the year. The closures are part of a broader trend of supermarket giants shutting down underperforming locations. The Sun and Cleveland.com report that Kroger is closing stores in multiple states, including New York and New Jersey. The company is not alone in this trend.

The Street reports that a 143-year-old supermarket chain is also closing stores nationwide. The closures are part of a strategic move by Kroger to focus on more profitable locations. According to The Sun and Cleveland.com, the company is expanding in other areas even as it shuts down underperforming stores. The Street notes that the closures are part of a broader trend in the supermarket industry, as companies look to streamline their operations and focus on more profitable locations.

The closures will affect employees and customers in the affected areas. The Sun and Cleveland.com note that the closures will result in job losses for employees at the shuttered locations. The impact on customers is less clear. The Street reports that the closures are part of a broader trend in the supermarket industry, as companies look to streamline their operations and focus on more profitable locations.