LANDOVER, Md. — Giant Food will be offering flu vaccinations for both adults and children at new mobile clinics throughout Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia and Delaware through October. The vaccinations will be administered by Giant’s specially trained, dedicated, and certified pharmacists, require no appointment and are often covered in-full by most insurance plans. Giant’s signature Airstream vehicle will make
LANDOVER, Md. — Giant Food announced Monday that flu shots are once again available at all of its in-store pharmacies for both adults and children. The vaccinations will be administered by Giant’s dedicated and certified in-store pharmacists, require no appointment and are often covered in-full by most insurance plans. “COVID-19 has presented challenges that we
LANDOVER, Md. — Ahold Delhaize USA’s Giant Food chain, which operates in the greater Washington D.C. market, will open a new store in Fairfax, Va. on Friday. The 53,000-square-foot store was designed to address the way consumers are shopping today with expanded popular departments and more amenities. The aim is to offer a convenient shopping
LANDOVER, Md. — Giant Food has launched a new integrated eCommerce shopping experience, the company said Monday. Available on the new Giantfood.com website and Giant Food mobile app, the integrated platform combines the features of the prior Peapod.com and Giantfood.com where visitors can easily access personalized shopping, rewards program benefits, weekly circular and coupons as well
QUINCY, MASS. – Ira Kress has been appointed president of Ahold Delhaize USA’s Giant Food unit, the company said Tuesday. He had been serving as interim president since July 2019. “Ira has been a dedicated leader for Giant Food for 36 years and we are proud to appoint him to this role,” Ahold Delhaize USA
LANDOVER, Md. — Giant Food has kicked off the #HealthyAtHome #GiantFoodChallenge this month in May to foster virtual connections with its customers by offering them free diet, health and fitness advice. The challenge will be led by Giant’s in-house team of 11 licensed nutrition professionals, who have developed a suite of digital resourses that includes
LANDOVER, Md.— Giant Food is donating $1.5 million to address the needs of its communities during the coronavirus crisis, the company announced Tuesday. The donations will be directed to a variety of Giant’s nonprofit partners across its service region to provide support to those in need and struggling with access to necessary food and supplies
CARLISLE, Pa. — GIANT Food Stores has a new name and an updated logo. Now known as the GIANT Company, the retailer introduced the new name and logo to employees at the company’s annual business meeting in Hershey, Pa., on Wednesday. “For nearly a century, we’ve been a trusted part of the communities we serve,
CARLISLE, Pa. — GIANT Food Stores plans to spend $114 million on capital projects in Pennsylvania over the next 18 months. In an announcement made with the state officials at the Pennsylvania Farm Show on Thursday, the retailer detailed plans to build a GIANT DIRECT ecommerce fulfillment center, open two new stores, and remodel 35
LANDOVER, Md. — Giant Food this month introduced its revamped and renamed digital grocery platform, now known as Giant Delivers. The platform, previously called Giant by Peapod, offers both home delivery and curbside pickup to more than 6 million shoppers in the Washington, D.C., metro area. Giant Food said the revamp extends its “The Little
SALISBURY, N.C. — Ahold Delhaize USA has made a new commitment to making its products and packaging more sustainable. The company said Thursday that each of its local brands — including Food Lion, Giant Food, GIANT/MARTIN’S, Hannaford, Peapod and Stop & Shop — has adopted a new policy regarding the chemicals used in products and
LANDOVER, Md. — Ahhold Delhaize USA’s Giant Food regional grocery chain, which operates in the greater Washington D.C. area, said on Monday that it planned to open a new store in Maryland at the end of the week. The store, set to hold its grand opening at 6 a.m. on August 23, measures more than