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ShopRite of Marlton Earns Energy Star Rating

First ShopRite Supermarket To Earn The Prestigious Rating

 

April 10, 2008, Keasbey, NJ – Supermarkets of Cherry Hill, Inc. has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) prestigious Energy Star Rating for their ShopRite of Marlton, NJ. The Energy Star is the national symbol for protecting the environment through superior energy performance. The ShopRite of Marlton joins more than 3,000 Energy Star buildings nationwide that are committed to reducing their impact on the environment by reducing the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere.

 

Some of the energy-saving technology used by the ShopRite of Marlton includes the use of a high efficient refrigeration system, energy-saving HVAC systems and refrigerated store cases with energy-saving lamps and lighting systems. The store’s lighting consists mostly of Pulse Start HID and T8 fluorescent systems. In addition, Energy Star qualified equipment is used in the store to further reduce energy consumption.

 

“We at the ShopRite of Marlton are so honored to accept EPA’s Energy Star in recognition of our energy efficiency efforts,” said Shawn Ravitz, vice president of Administration for Supermarkets of Cherry Hill, Inc. “This achievement helps us get on the right path to what we hope in the future will lead us to additional opportunities to reduce our impact on the environment,” stated Ravitz.

 

By earning the Energy Star, the store is using about 35 percent less energy than average buildings, while still providing quality service and comfort to customers.

Organizations earn the Energy Star by using EPA’s national energy performance rating system to generate energy-efficiency ratings for their buildings, on a scale of 1 to 100 relative to similar buildings across the country.

 

The ShopRite of Marlton is located at: 307 West Route 70; Marlton, NJ

Store hours are: Monday-Friday; 7 am–12 am  Saturday 7am –12 am; Sunday 7 am–11 pm  


About ShopRite
ShopRite supermarkets are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, a retailer-owned cooperative. Through the 200 stores, located throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Delaware, ShopRite serves more than four million customers each week.

A long time supporter of key community efforts, ShopRite was named America’s Second Harvest Grocery Distributor of the Year (1999) for its ShopRite Partners In Caring program, a year-round initiative dedicated to fighting hunger in the communities served by ShopRite stores. Since its inception, ShopRite Partners In Caring has donated more than $15 million to more than 1,400 worthy charities.

About Energy Star
Energy Star was introduced by EPA in 1992 as a voluntary, market-based partnership to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through energy efficiency. Today, the Energy Star label can be found on more than 50 different kinds of products, new homes and commercial and industrial buildings. Products and buildings that have earned the Energy Star designation prevent greenhouse gas emissions by meeting strict energy-efficiency specifications set by the government. Last year alone, Americans, with the help of Energy Star, saved about $14 billion on their energy bills while reducing the greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those of 25 million vehicles. For more information about the Energy Star for retail buildings log on to: http://www.energystar.gov/labeledbuildings

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ShopRite Wins “Best Of” Recognition in Philadelphia-area

Kosher Survey

Cherry Hill and Philadelphia stores- Two-time winners

ELIZABETH, New Jersey – February 12, 2008 – Kosher consumers in the Philadelphia area have once again selected ShopRite supermarkets in Cherry Hill and Philadelphia as the best Kosher stores in the 2007 Philadelphia Area Kosher Community Survey conducted by Kosher Community Surveys LLC.

For the second year in a row, the ShopRite of Garden State Pavilion and the ShopRite of Roosevelt Boulevard, earned the recognition based on the percentage of customers rating them “very good” or “excellent” on price, food and service quality, selection and store environment.

The ShopRite of Cherry Hill won all five categories. Survey participants highlighted the store’s “great” selection and good prices with special emphasis on the impressive selection of goods for Passover. Consumers also noted that they travel from Pennsylvania to shop at the ShopRite of Cherry Hill’s 3,300-square-foot “Kosher Experience” store-within-a-store.

“We are delighted that we are able to serve our kosher community with the variety and value that they expect,” said Shawn Ravitz, vice president of administration of the ShopRite of Garden State Pavilion. “Our associates work very hard at providing the highest level of service and it is nice to be recognized.”

 

The ShopRite of Roosevelt Boulevard was the runner up store of choice by the Kosher consumers. Consumers were particularly impressed with the store’s wide selection of Kosher products and price.

“It’s always great to receive customer feedback,” said Richard McMenamin, owner of the ShopRite of Roosevelt Boulevard. “The information that comes out of the survey is exactly the kind of help we need to better serve our customers.”

Kosher consumers can visit the winning stores located at the following addresses:

ShopRite of Garden State Pavilion

2240-18 Route 70 West

Cherry Hill, NJ

856-910-2300

ShopRite of Roosevelt Boulevard

11000 Roosevelt Boulevard

Philadelphia, PA

215-673-1200

About ShopRite

ShopRite supermarkets are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, a retailer-owned cooperative.  Through the 200 stores, located throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Delaware, ShopRite serves more than four million customers each week.

A long time supporter of key community efforts, ShopRite was named America’s Second Harvest Grocery Distributor of the Year (1999) for its ShopRite Partners In Caring program, a year-round initiative dedicated to fighting hunger in the communities served by ShopRite stores. Since its inception, ShopRite Partners In Caring has donated more than $15 million to more than 1,400 worthy charities.

About Kosher Community Surveys LLC

Kosher Community Surveys LLC is a unique surveying organization dedicated to recognizing quality kosher establishments and providing information that the kosher stores, restaurants and bakeries can use to improve. For each geographic area surveyed, the results of the survey are collected and shared back with the community through a detailed final report available on www.kosher-community-surveys.com. The reports are a resource for determining which establishments to patronize and they also provide guidance to establishment owners on what improvements will help their business.

 

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CHECK OUT HUNGER REGISTERS WITH SHOPRITE CUSTOMERS

More Than $500,000 Raised at ShopRite Stores

 

KEASBEY, N.J. (January, 17, 2008) – ShopRite associates and their customers helped raise more than $540,000 for Check-Out Hunger, an annual fund raiser that benefits food banks in ShopRite’s trading area. From October through December, ShopRite shoppers helped fight hunger by adding a $1, $3, or $5 donation to their bill at the checkout aisle.

Although the holidays may represent joy and celebration for most people, they also accentuate the hardships faced by others. Many people struggle to make ends meet; often having to decide between purchasing food and medication or paying their rent and heating bills. In fact, according to statistics provided by America’s Second Harvest, in 2006, 35.5 million Americans lived in food insecure households.

"The Check Out Hunger program provides an easy way for our generous customers to help fight hunger right in their communities,” said Karen Meleta, spokeswoman for ShopRite. Year after year, ShopRite associates’ dedication to the program ensures that it continues to be a major source of funding for local food banks, who receive 100 percent of all funds that are raised.  The program supports ShopRite’s on-going commitment to the fight against hunger and poverty.

 

About ShopRite

ShopRite supermarkets are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, a retailer-owned cooperative.  Through the 200 stores, located throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Delaware, ShopRite serves more than four million customers each week. A long time supporter of key community efforts, ShopRite was named America’s Second Harvest Grocery Distributor of the Year (1999) for its ShopRite Partners In Caring program, a year-round initiative dedicated to fighting hunger in the communities served by ShopRite stores. Since its inception, ShopRite Partners In Caring has donated more than $15 million to more than 1,400 worthy charities.

 

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QUALITY AND VALUE COMES TO SOMERSET, NJ
WITH THE GRAND OPENING OF NEW ShopRite STORE

 

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: Wednesday, November 7

 

Keaseby, NJ (November 6, 2007) – ShopRite announced today the grand opening of its newest store in Somerset, NJ, located at 435 Elizabeth Avenue. Starting this week, the local community of Somerset can bring ShopRite’s quality and value to their dinning room tables.

Marking the occasion will be a ribbon cutting ceremony taking place at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 7, 2007. Scheduled to attend and help welcome ShopRite to the community are: Mayor, Brian Levine; Senator, Bob Smith; Assemblyman, Joseph V. Egan; and Assemblyman, Upendra J. Chivukula.    

“The opening of this store has been long awaited by the community and I’m excited that starting this week, we are able to bring our unique services and product offerings to the residents of Somerset,” said William Sumas, Executive Vice President Village Supermarkets, Inc.- owner and operator of the ShopRite of Somerset. Village Supermarkets are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, the marketing and distribution arm for ShopRite.

With the new store opening comes job opportunities for the local community and a retailer known for its charitable giving.

“All of us at Shoprite are looking forward to servicing the residences of Somerset,” stated Sumas. 

Shoppers at the ShopRite of Somerset can enjoy unique services such as:

  • A bistro coffee bar with in-store seating
  • A limited selection of premium cigars

The store will also have other services that a ShopRite customer has come to expect including: A fresh bakery department; Full-service floral department;  Pharmacy;  Broad selection of ethnic foods, and natural and organic products.

In the near future, the store will launch ShopRite’s online personal shopping service, ShopRite From Home.

The grand opening celebration will include entertainment for children, food sampling and giveaways.

The store employees approximately 200 people and its hours of operation are: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. (Monday – Friday); and 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. (Saturday & Sunday). 

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ShopRite Announces Its Newest Arrival . . . ShopRite.Mybaby.com 

A New Social Networking Site for Parents Debuts on ShopRite.com

 

Keaseby, NJ (November 6, 2007) – ShopRite and MyWebGrocer have joined forces to serve up ShopRite.MyBaby.com -- the latest social networking site for proud parents in search of an open communication platform where ideas, information, stories, and advice can be exchanged.

ShopRite.MyBaby.com is a way for parents to connect with other parents, share advice and support one another while navigating through the parenting years, stated Joe Colalillo, chairman and CEO for Wakefern Food Corporation, the marketing and distribution arm for ShopRite.

ShopRite.MyBaby.com will offer visitors a full range of networking possibilities including blogging, photo and video sharing, journal keeping, event listings, personalized home pages and profiles. Members can connect with other parents from around their own community and from around the country.

“We’re really excited about ShopRite.MyBaby.com because, as anyone who’s been a parent knows, information and advice are critical, especially when you have an infant,” said Rebecca Roose, Marketing and Account Manager for MyWebLink a division of MyWebGrocer.com. “ShopRite.MyBaby.com gives parents the power and support they’re looking for.”

ShopRite.MyBaby.com users will also have the opportunity to have full control of how much information they’d like to share as well as whom they’d like to share it with. Each module or section of the site has a privacy option – giving the user a choice of viewing privileges for other users, family, and friends alike. 

Aside from having a place to share funny experiences that come along with raising a family and pass along knowledge, ShopRite.MyBaby.com is also a destination to find: Unique ideas on how to get kids to eat their fruits and vegetables, and conversations on parenting, pregnancy and family living and links to ShopRite’s weekly specials and its online shopping service, ShopRite from Home.

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ShopRite Partners In Caring Deposits 30 Tons Of Turkey
Into Food Banks

Annual Thanksgiving Donation Keeps Holiday Tradition Alive Across Five States

 

Edison, NJ (October 2007) – ShopRite is kicking off the holiday season with a special gift to those in need.  Through its year-round hunger-fighting initiative, ShopRite Partners In Caring, a donation of 60,000 pounds of turkey will be made to food banks and other hunger-fighting charities throughout New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware and Pennsylvania. ShopRite trucks will make the first delivery of turkeys to the Community Food Bank of New Jersey in Hillside on Thursday, Nov. 8 to ensure that all turkey calls are answered in time for Thanksgiving.

“In our year-round fight against hunger we recognize the ‘season of giving’ as a critical period for us to raise awareness and funds for those in need,” said Karen Meleta, spokeswoman for ShopRite Partners In Caring. “During the holidays, the difficulties that families face are more apparent.  ShopRite Partners In Caring is dedicated to giving families a traditional Thanksgiving meal to enjoy and are truly thankful they are able to particpate in this wonderful tradition of giving.”

According to America’s Second Harvest, 36.3 million people, including 13 million children, live in households that experience hunger or the risk of hunger. What is most astonishing is that an average of 23 percent of requests for emergency food assistance is estimated to go unmet.

“It is no surprise that the demand for food support grows every year, especially as the holidays approach,” said Kathleen DiChiara, Executive Director of the Community Food Bank of New Jersey.  “Fortunately, ShopRite Partners In Caring’s generous donation helps us as we try to keep up with these rising requests.  It is rewarding to work with such a committed organization and to witness the impact their hard work has on our communities.”

Food banks receiving turkey donations from ShopRite Partners In Caring are: The Community Food Bank of New Jersey in Hillside, NJ; The Mercer Street Friends in Ewing, NJ; NORWESCAP Food Bank in Phillipsburg, NJ; Food Bank of Monmouth & Ocean Counties in Neptune, NJ; The Community Food Bank (Southern Branch) in Egg Harbor, NJ; Food Share in Bloomfield, CT; Connecticut Food Bank in East Haven, CT; Food Bank of South Jersey in Pennsauken, NJ; Food Bank of Hudson Valley in Cornwell-on-Hudson, NY; Long Island Cares in Hauppauge, NY; Food Bank for Westchester in Millwood, NY; Food Bank for NYC in Bronx, NY; Philabundance in Philadelphia, PA; 2nd Harvest of Lehigh Valley in Allentown, PA; Food Bank of Delaware in Newark, DE; H&J Weinberg NEPA in Wilkes Barre, PA and Food Bank of Eastern NY in Latham, NY.

For more information on ShopRite Partners In Caring, visit: www.shopritepartnersincaring.org

U.S. Conference of Mayors Status Report on Hunger and Homelessness in American Cities

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Giants, Fans Join ShopRite and Kraft in Bid to End Local Hunger

Tickets on sale for first-ever ‘Taste of the Giants’ benefit for ShopRite Partners In Caring

                                    

ELIZABETH, NJ – (October 15, 2007) – On Nov. 12 at the Giants Stadium Club in the Meadowlands, New York Giants fans will come down from the stands and get into the game alongside their favorite players for a Monday night showdown against hunger.

Tickets are on sale for the first-ever Taste of the Giants benefit for ShopRite Partners In Caring, a program that helps feed the hungry throughout the Metropolitan area. The Taste of the Giants benefit is presented in conjunction with ShopRite and Kraft Foods.

General admission tickets are $350 each and a limited number of VIP tickets are available for $500 each. The VIP ticket includes a pre-event reception with players, and an exclusive gift bag.

“Hunger is a growing concern in our local communities and we have a responsibility to make a difference,” said Rodnell Workman, New York Football Giants - Marketing Manager.  “We are excited about the launch of our first Taste of the Giants event and look forward to working with Kraft Foods and ShopRite Partners In Caring in making this a truly special event for our guests, fans and the community.”

Giants great Ottis Anderson and tight end Jeremy Shockey will lead a Taste of the Giants team that includes more than a dozen current and former Giants for an evening of food, fun and football. From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., guests will socialize with Giants players and coaches at the Stadium Club, take a stadium tour that includes the Giants’ locker room and the playing field, and sample signature dishes by chefs from some of the area’s finest restaurants. Live and silent auctions will feature sports memorabilia, vacation packages and other unique items and experiences.

 

In addition to the restaurants Tao, Scalini Fideli, Tavern on Jane, Tribeca Grill and many others, Chef G. Garvin, host of Turn up the Heat on TV One, will prepare and share some of his favorite dishes. The official artist of the National Football League’s Taste of the NFL program, Charles Fazzino, will also be on hand to showcase his originals and sign prints.

Proceeds from the event will benefit ShopRite Partners In Caring, the year-round, community-based hunger-fighting program of ShopRite supermarkets. . “We are grateful to all of the chefs and the Giants who will volunteer their time and talents at the event to benefit the hungry in communities served by ShopRite stores,” said Karen Meleta, spokeswoman for ShopRite Partners In Caring.

Since its founding in 1999, ShopRite Partners In Caring has given $15 million to more than 1,400 food banks, food pantries, shelters, children’s and seniors’ centers, and other food-assistance programs in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware and Pennsylvania.

“The New York Giants are heroes to so many for what they accomplish on the field, but their enthusiasm for this event and concern for the plight of the hungry shows me that they are also heroes committed to helping change lives for the better,” said Meleta.

To purchase tickets or for more information, visit www.giants.com and www.shopritepartnersincaring.org or call (201) 935-8111 (ext 1075).

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Limited-Edition Cheerios Box Turns Upstanding Citizens Into
Cereal-Aisle Celebrities
ShopRite Partners In Caring and General Mills Recognize Winners in Hunger Awareness Competition with a Spot on the Cheerios Box

ELimited-Edition Cheerios Box Turns Upstanding Citizens Into Cereal-Aisle Celebrities
ShopRite Partners In Caring and General Mills Recognize Winners in Hunger Awareness Competition with a Spot on the Cheerios Box

Edison, NJ (October 16, 2007) – Celebrity is a term usually reserved for those stealing scenes on the silver screen or making plays on the field. With the help of ShopRite Partners In Caring and General Mills, local hunger-fighting heroes are turning into celebrities of their own.

60 ShopRite Associates are being honored on 125,000 limited-edition Cheerios boxes for their store’s commitment to fighting hunger in local communities through the ShopRite Partners In Caring program.

The Associates were selected to appear on boxes after the their ShopRite placed among the top 30 stores in a contest held in support of National Hunger Awareness Day and sponsored by ShopRite and General Mills.

For the first time, this year’s program also included a “Hunger-Fighting SuperKids” essay contest. Parents, teachers and community members submitted essays describing a child who displays a sense of responsibility to help fight hunger in the local community. The four “Hunger Fighting SuperKids” were selected based on their participation in activities to help fight hunger, the spirit in which the activities were conducted and results achieved.

The winners are: 2nd grader, Leah Berke of Niantic, CT; 3rd grader, Kyra Paillex of Pittstown, NJ; 4th grader, Connor Bailey of Windsor, CT; and 7th grader, Monica Murphy of Spring Lake Heights, NJ. Each SuperKid received 2,500 Box Tops for Education for their school and a $500 donation to the hunger-fighting organization of their choice. They will appear on the limited-edition Cheerios box, the seventh in a series, alongside the 60 ShopRite Associates from the tri-state area.

“We are so proud of the dedicated Associates who help to raise funds year after year for local food banks. This program is a great way for us to get behind our associates and recognize what they do for the community,” said Karen Meleta, spokesperson for ShopRite Partners In Caring. “We are also excited to recognize local children who take part in hunger-fighting activities and demonstrate the drive necessary to lead the fight against hunger for the next generation.”

ShopRite Associates raised more than $330,000 during the two-week contest by offering $1 donation cards to customers at checkout, constructing awareness displays and holding events to support the cause. General Mills donated an additional $20,000 to the ShopRite Partners In Caring Fund, a component fund of the Community Foundation of New Jersey.

The winning stores are:


New Jersey:
ShopRite of Mansfield ShopRite of Hillsborough, ShopRite of Glassboro, ShopRite of Newton, ShopRite of Flemington, ShopRite of Greenwich, ShopRite of Mount Laurel, ShopRite of Succasunna, ShopRite of Rio Grande, ShopRite of Ramsey, ShopRite of Medford, ShopRite of Clinton, ShopRite of West Deptford, ShopRite of Laurel Hill, ShopRite of Marlton, ShopRite of Berlin, ShopRite of Jackson, ShopRite of Columbia Park, ShopRite of Williamstown, ShopRite of Byram, ShopRite of Palisades Park, ShopRite of Cherry Hill, ShopRite of Warwick, and ShopRite of Brookdale.

Pennsylvania:
ShopRite of Eddystone, ShopRite of Cheltenham, ShopRite of Bensalem, ShopRite of Oxford & Levick,

Connecticut:
ShopRite of Waterbury, ShopRite of Norwich.

The 2007 limited-edition Cheerios boxes will be available for sale on Sunday, October 28th at your local ShopRite.

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About ShopRite

ShopRite supermarkets are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, a retailer-owned cooperative with stores throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Delaware. ShopRite serves more than 4 million customers each week. A long time supporter of community efforts, ShopRite has been named the New Jersey Corporate Philanthropist of the Year by the Community Foundation of New Jersey. America’s Second Harvest Food Bank Network also has recognized ShopRite as the Grocery Distributor of the year for its ShopRite Partners In Caring program, a year-round initiative dedicated to fighting hunger in the communities served by ShopRite. Since its inception, ShopRite Partners In Caring has donated $15 million to more than 1,400 charities.

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