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Kroger announces additional QFC, Fred Meyer store closures in WA
Multiple new grocery store closures have been announced by the companies owned by Kroger. Following a dual announcement yesterday, two more closures were announced Tuesday. This compounds previously announced closures earlier this summer taking effect next month.
Two additional, six total Kroger-owned stores to close in western Washington
This announcement brings the total number of stores closing to six. The company previously announced in July and on August 18 that four other Kroger-owned grocers would be closing. Those locations include the Kent, Everett and Tacoma Fred Meyer locations, as well as the Mill Creek QFC.
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