Daniel Reeves Stores

Daniel Reeves Stores was a grocery store chain which numbered 297 units in the New York City area in 1922.^[1] The business was founded by the father and uncle of Dan Reeves (NFL Owner). The founders worked their way up from fruit peddlers.

Merger

Daniel Reeves Stores merged with Safeway, Inc, in 1941.^[2] The merger was announced by James Reeves, president of Daniel Reeves Stores, Inc., and included its eastern chain of 408 grocery stores.^[3]

References

↑ Chain stores:their management and operation, Walter Sumner Hayward, Percival Albert Frederick White, John S. Fleek, Hugh McIntyre, McGraw-Hill, 1922, pg. 334.
↑ a href="http://sports.jrank.org/pages/3826/Reeves-Dan.html">Dan Reeves Biography - Brought First Major Team To West Coast, Hired Coach George Allen, Chronology, Awards And Accomplishments.
↑ The Tea and Coffee Trade Journal, Volume 81and 82, F.H. Hobbs & Company, 1941, pg. 43.

Supermarket chains in the United States

Other national chains

Regional chains

Asian	99 Ranch Market Great Wall Supermarket H Mart Hong Kong Supermarket Island Pacific Supermarket Marina Food Marukai Corporation U.S.A. Mitsuwa Marketplace Nijiya Market Seafood City Shun Fat Supermarket Uwajimaya

Hispanic	Bravo El Ahorro Supermarket Fiesta Foods Fiesta Mart La Perla Tapatía Supermarkets Más Club Mi Pueblo Food Center Supermercados Teloloapan Vallarta Supermarkets

Organic	Earth Fare Natural Grocers Trader Joe's Whole Foods Market

Wholesale	BJ's Wholesale Club Cash & Carry Costco Sam's Club

Conventional	Acme Fresh Market Aldi Amigo Andronico's Balducci's Bashas' Best Yet Market Big Y Boyer's Food Markets, Inc. Bristol Farms Brookshire Brothers Brookshire Grocery Company Buehler Food Markets Inc. C-Town Supermarkets Central Market D&W Fresh Market Dave's Markets Dean & DeLuca DeMoulas Market Basket Dierbergs Markets Dorothy Lane Market Easy-Way Store Econofoods Family Fare Fairway Market Fareway Festival Foods Festival Foods (Minnesota) Food Giant Food City Foodarama FoodLand Foodland Hawaii Foodtown Pathmark Gelson's Gerland Corporation Giant Eagle Grand Mart Gristedes Grocery Outlet Harmons Harps Food Stores H-E-B Heinen's Fine Foods Highland Park Market Homeland Houchens Hugo's Hy-Vee IGA Ingles Inserra Supermarkets Jerry's Foods Jungle Jim's International Market Karns Quality Foods Key Food Super Fresh The Food Emporium King Kullen Kings Super Markets Kuhn's Quality Foods Lewis Food Town Lion Supermarket Lowe's Market Lowes Foods Lund Food Holdings Magruder's Marc's Market Basket Market of Choice Marsh Supermarkets Martin's Super Markets Meijer Met Foods Miracle Mart Mollie Stone's Markets Morton Williams New Deal Supermarket New Seasons Market Niemann Foods No Frills Supermarkets Nugget Markets PCC Natural Markets Petrini's Piggly Wiggly Piggly Wiggly Carolina Co. Pink Dot Price Chopper / Price Mart Price Chopper Supermarkets Publix Pueblo Raley's Supermarkets Red Owl Redner's Markets Remke Markets Rice Epicurean Markets Ridley's Family Markets Roche Bros. Rosauers Supermarkets Rouses Russ's Market Save-A-Lot Save Mart Supermarkets SaveRite Schnucks Scolari's Food and Drug Seafood City Sedano's Sellers Bros. Sendik's Food Market Sentry Foods Seven Mile Market Shop 'n Save Smart & Final SpartanNash Sprouts Farmers Market Stanley Stores Star Market Stater Bros. Stew Leonard's Strack & Van Til Straub's Markets Sullivan Family of Companies Super Dollar Discount Foods Super One Foods Super Saver Foods (B&R Stores) The Fresh Market Times Supermarkets Tops Friendly Markets United Grocery Outlet URM Stores Valu King Victory Supermarkets Village Market Food Center Weaver Street Market Wegmans Weis Markets Westborn Market Western Beef WinCo Foods Woodman's Markets Yoke's Fresh Market Zabar's Zupan's Markets

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