If you’re a Pick n’ Save shopper who likes to reel in those savings, you might be clinging to your receipts a little tighter after Kroger’s announcement to close nearly 60 of its stores.
The supermarket giant released its first quarter 2025 sales report, which shows they are expecting a “modest financial benefit” as a result of the closures, which did include five locations in Southeast Wisconsin. Just days ago, Kroger, Pick n’ Save’s parent company, announced the closure of some of its stores over the course of the next 18 months, but not in Sturgeon Bay.
“We will continue to provide our full, fresh and friendly shopping experience in Sturgeon Bay,” said Emilie Williamson, RDN, CD, the Division Corporate Affairs Manager for Roundy’s, a subsidiary of Kroger, “this location is not expected to close at this time.”
Kroger declined to release the complete list of closures, but said it was a necessary move to reduce expenses and to maintain the brand’s profitability in the future.
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