BOISE, Idaho — Albertsons LLC plans to close 26 stores in eight states spanning the country. The closures follow the company’s acquisition of more than 800 stores from Supervalu Inc. last year.

Albertsons LLC plans to close 26 stores in eight states spanning the country. The closures follow the company’s acquisition of more than 800 stores from Supervalu Inc. last year.

A company spokeswoman told the Idaho Statesman that 11 of the stores will be in Southern California; five in Washington; two each in Las Vegas, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts; and one each in Phoenix and Albuquerque, N.M.

The Pennsylvania stores carry the Acme Markets banner, while those in Massachusetts are Shaw’s Supermarkets.

Last month Albertsons acquired Lubbock, Texas-based United Supermarkets, a 51-store regional chain. According to a filing with the Federal Trade Commission, the previously undisclosed purchase price for the chain was $385 million. Both Albertsons and United are privately held.