MINNEAPOLIS-The Minneapolis grocery retailer and wholesaler plans to buy U Save Foods, an Omaha-based chain. Nash Finch Co. already owns and operates 97 supermarkets in the Upper Midwest.
Minneapolis-based Nash Finch, with more than $4 billion in annual revenues, owns and operates 97 supermarkets in the Upper Midwest. Independent retailers and military commissaries in approximately 30 states and Europe are key customers of Nash Finch'sfood distribution business.
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