Thursday, April 25, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
By CRAIG FREILICH NORWOOD -- Perry’s Big M is not being acquired by Tops Markets, as several other Big M Supermarkets have been. Sue Perry said her store at 58 Spring Street is not affected by the …
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By CRAIG FREILICH
NORWOOD -- Perry’s Big M is not being acquired by Tops Markets, as several other Big M Supermarkets have been.
Sue Perry said her store at 58 Spring Street is not affected by the Tops Friendly Markets purchase of Big M stores in Watertown, Adams, Sandy Creek and Boonville.
Nor would the purchase affect deliveries to the Norwood market, Perry said.
The only real effect she feels, she said, is a lessening of her perception of independence in the retail grocery market.
Tops announced last year that it was acquiring several Big M-affiliated stores in central and northern New York.
The Watertown Daily Times reported the sales of the North Country stores, citing unnamed sources.
