Food Lion

==Food Town==
===1957–1983===
"LFPINC/SC/VA" was an acronym that stood for "Lowest Food Prices in North Carolina/South Carolina/Virginia"
==Food Lion==
===1983–2007===
Food Lion was originally launched as Food Town, retaining that name until 1983 when they decided to adopt a new name to avoid conflicts with another Food Town chain in the Richmond, VA area and a series of (unrelated) Food Towns in Tennessee as they expanded.
The lion in the logo was borrowed from the chain's parent company, Delhaize.
1994 Food Lion commercial snapshot (no border).png|July 1994 Food Lion commercial snapshot. Note there is no box containing the lion, similar to the version used since 2014.
Alternate Food Lion logo.JPG|Alternate logo used for store-brand items and as a secondary logo for Food Lion during the mid-1990s and used on frozen seafood until the late 2010s
===2007–2014===
In 2007, the Food Lion logo was slightly modified by removing the yellow background of the logo, as part of the chain's 50th anniversary.
Food Lion Logo.jpg|3D version of the logo
Food Lion 2000s H.svg|Horizontal version of the logo
===2014–present===
In 2014, Food Lion made a update to its logo. The box was removed and the lion was changed to black.
Food Lion 2014 H.svg|Horizontal version of the logo.
==External links==
Category:Retail outlets in the United States
Category:Grocery stores
Category:Supermarkets
Category:North Carolina
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Category:Ahold Delhaize
Category:Supermarkets in the United States
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Category:American grocery stores
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