Mariano's parent company Kroger has agreed to buy Jewel owner Albertson's in a deal estimated at over $20 billion.
As a grocery super chain, the combined companies would still be a distant second in market share behind Walmart and face growing competition from Amazon, which owns Whole Foods Market. The move comes as grocery store shoppers depend less on brick and mortar locations and more on online ordering.
Some analysts say the new company could possibly help slow food price inflation by using its power to reject food producer price increases.
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