UK: Sainsbury's acquires 15 Kwik Save outlets
By: just-food.com | 27 September 2007
UK retailer Sainsbury's is acquiring 15 stores from the supermarket group Kwik Save, which went into administration in July.
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UK retailer Sainsbury's is acquiring 15 stores from the supermarket group Kwik Save, which went into administration in July.

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