Mayes is holding a Tucson townhall Tuesday, March 28 for people who want to weigh in about the potential mega-grocery chain merger.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Grocery mega-chain Kroger made public its agreement to buy competitor Albertsons in mid-October of last year. Anti-trust and community impact speculation began shortly after.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes will be currently holding community 'listening sessions' around the state, where the public can provide input about how the potential merger could affect people.If you're interested in attending the session, the AG's office is encouraging registration at this site.If the merger goes through, Kroger says it would hold nearly 5,000 in 48 states. The Tucson area currently has both Albertsons and Kroger—under the Fry's label—grocery stores.
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