More than 100 supermarkets in Washington will change ownership pending the approval of a merger between Albertsons and Kroger, two of the nation’s largest supermarket chains. Kroger, which owns ...

Kroger, owner of QFC and Fred Meyer ... they plan to sell off as part of a contentious $25 billion merger. Such a sale would mean nearly 40% of the two grocery retailers’ stores in the state ...

Kroger, the parent company of Fred Meyer and QFC, and Albertsons have identified which stores will be sold in their merger agreement. In total, 62 stores in Oregon and 124 stores in Washington ...

The list includes a total of 186 Safeway, Albertsons, QFC and Haggen stores in Oregon and Washington, including many in the Portland metro area and the Puget Sound region. They would all be sold ...

But Kroger might also look to sell off entire banners, not least QFC, which Kroger has already tried to offload once, Sundaram said. Whether with closures or a sale, “there is a greater chance ...

Here's the complete list of 62 Oregon locations, including Safeway, Albertsons and QFC stores, that would be sold, listed in alphabetical order by the name of the town or city where the store is ...

Kroger, which owns Fred Meyer and QFC, and Albertsons, owner of Safeway and Haggen stores, released a list of the 124 locations in Washington on Tuesday that are set to be sold as part of the merger.