photo by Felicia Mycyk
Bottom Dollar Food announced that the company will close its 66 store locations in the greater Pittsburgh and Philadelphia markets by Jan. 15 and retire the banner's operations.
Upon the closing of stores, Bottom Dollar Food will offer every associate severance, and eligible associates will be offered career transition services, according to a news release.
After opening in 2012, the Bottom Dollar grocery store in Ambridge announced it would close at the end of 2014. Ambridge officials have written a letter asking to use the site for another grocery store and the owner of the nearby Shop'n Save is offering a shuttle bus for shoppers
In November 2014, Delhaize Group, the parent company of Bottom Dollar Food, announced that it had entered into a transaction to sell Bottom Dollar Food's 66 store locations and associated lease liabilities to ALDI Inc., and that the transaction would close in the first quarter of 2015.
“We want to thank our associates, customers and communities for their support over the past four years,” said Gene Faller, vice president of retail operations for Bottom Dollar Food.
After opening in 2012, the Bottom Dollar grocery store in Ambridge announced it would close at the end of 2014. Ambridge officials have written a letter asking to use the site for another grocery store and the owner of the nearby Shop'n Save is offering a shuttle bus for shoppers
In November 2014, Delhaize Group, the parent company of Bottom Dollar Food, announced that it had entered into a transaction to sell Bottom Dollar Food's 66 store locations and associated lease liabilities to ALDI Inc., and that the transaction would close in the first quarter of 2015.
“We want to thank our associates, customers and communities for their support over the past four years,” said Gene Faller, vice president of retail operations for Bottom Dollar Food.
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