Carrs-Safeway

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Carrs-Safeway is a supermarket chain operating in the state of Alaska, United States. It is a subsidiary of the larger Albertsons company. The chain was originally founded as Carrs in 1950 by Larry Carr and Barney Gottstein.

History

Carrs was established in Anchorage, Alaska in 1950. The founders, Larry Carr and Barney Gottstein, aimed to provide a wide range of grocery products to the local community. Over the years, Carrs expanded its operations, opening multiple stores across Alaska.

In 1999, Carrs was acquired by Safeway Inc., a major American supermarket chain. Following the acquisition, the stores were rebranded as Carrs-Safeway. In 2015, Safeway merged with Albertsons, making Carrs-Safeway a part of the Albertsons family of stores.

Operations

Carrs-Safeway operates numerous stores throughout Alaska, offering a variety of products including groceries, pharmacy services, and general merchandise. The stores are known for their commitment to customer service and community involvement.

Products and Services

Carrs-Safeway stores offer a wide range of products, including:

• Fresh produce
• Meat and seafood
• Dairy products
• Bakery items
• Deli services
• Pharmacy services
• Household goods
• Floral arrangements

Community Involvement

Carrs-Safeway is actively involved in the local communities it serves. The chain supports various local charities and community events. It also participates in programs aimed at reducing hunger and promoting healthy living.

Related Pages

• Albertsons
• Safeway Inc.
• Anchorage, Alaska
• Grocery store
• Supermarket