Scott's

Scott's was a chain of American supermarkets in Indiana. Scott's was owned by retail giant Kroger.
== History ==
Donald Scott opened his first store in 1954. In 1963, with his partner William Reitz, they made Scott's a dominant supermarket. Scott's was independent for nearly 40 years. In 1991, SuperValu Inc. acquired Scott's. Soon, SuperValu made Scott's grow along with other chains, including Jewel. Scott's was part of SuperValu for nearly 20 years. Then in 2007, grocery giant Kroger acquired the 18-store Scott's chain from SuperValu for $33 million. Since then, several stores have closed. Scott's is now part of the Kroger division in Indiana and nearby states, which includes some Kroger stores, Owen's, and Pay Less Super Markets.
In 2016, the last Scott's locations were closed. Some were converted to Kroger and the rest were left vacant.
== See also ==
*Kroger - last owner
*SuperValu Inc. - former owner
== External links ==
Official website
Category:Supermarkets
Category:North America
Category:USA
Category:Defunct
Category:Retailers
Category:Brands
Category:Franchises
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