Acquiring Company
Giunta's Meat Farms
Acquired Company
King Kullen Grocery
MinnesotaNew YorkFood and BeverageGroceryFood and BeverageGroceryRetailDescription
Giunta’s Meat Farms has finalized its acquisition of King Kullen Grocery Co. Inc., marking the end of an era for the iconic supermarket chain. This acquisition allows Giunta's to expand its presence in Nassau County while honoring King Kullen's legacy. No store closures or layoffs are anticipated as a result of the sale. Customers can expect an expanded selection and competitive pricing.
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Who acquired King Kullen Grocery?
King Kullen Grocery was acquired by Giunta's Meat Farms, based in Minnesota. The deal was reported on October 3, 2026. Giunta's Meat Farms is a family-owned grocery chain based in Oakdale, Long Island. It operates multiple supermarkets and is known for its strong local presence. Giunta's Meat Farms is privately held and operates in Food and Beverage.
When did Giunta's Meat Farms acquire King Kullen Grocery?
Giunta's Meat Farms's acquisition of King Kullen Grocery was reported on October 3, 2026. Giunta’s Meat Farms has finalized its acquisition of King Kullen Grocery Co. Inc., marking the end of an era for the iconic supermarket chain. This acquisition allows Giunta's to expand its presence in Nassau County while honoring King Kullen's legacy. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does King Kullen Grocery do?
King Kullen is a grocery chain founded in 1930, making it one of the oldest supermarket chains in the United States. It has 24 locations on Long Island and also owns Wild By Nature, which has four natural foods markets in the region. It is privately held, operating in Food and Beverage, and is based in New York.
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