Two local unions joined hands and released a statement confirming the rumours about A&P‘s interest in selling its stores.
The spokesperson for UFCW Locals 100R, 352,338, 342, 371, 464A, 1245, 1262 and 1500, as well as RWDSU Locals 338 and 1034, Monday, confirmed that the company is seeking out buyers for part or all of the company.
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Several companies have already expressed interest in purchasing the stores operated by A&P. These include, Pathmark, Waldbaums, Super Fresh, Food Basics and Food Emporium, and there are more than 30,000 workers represented by United Food and Commercial Workers union.
The spokesperson also said that A&P has yet to meet with any of the potential buyers to further the discussion. The statement issued by the spokesperson also clarified that the potential sale will not affect the interests of the members of the Local Unions.
