

Stop & Shop Announces Store Closures in the Northeast
Underperforming Stores to Be Closed
Stop & Shop is set to close several stores deemed underperforming to enhance the long-term viability of the business.
Store Remodeling Efforts
The company has remodeled over 190 stores, which continue to perform well, reflecting its commitment to improving customer experience.
Strategic Focus on Key Markets
The CEO emphasized focusing on markets where Stop & Shop has a strong presence and market performance to foster growth and stability.
No Specific Closure Details Yet
Details on the exact number and locations of the stores to be closed have not been disclosed, nor has a timeline for the closures been provided.

The company has made efforts to improve store performance prior to announcing the closures by remodeling and making improvements to nearly half of its stores. They have completed more than 190 remodels to date, which continue to perform well, and have invested in their stores as well as in their prices to deliver a great in-store experience and great values for their customers.

Stop & Shop operates its stores in five states: Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. These locations are part of the supermarket chain's presence in the northeastern United States.