In reading the pro-merger stance of Scott Moses, head of grocery, pharmacy and restaurants for Solomon Partners, and who was paid to conclude this stance between Krogers and Solomon client Albertsons, is just not credible.
His paid-for study belies the reality of grocery pricing these days. It’s like the cigarette companies paying for “studies” to proclaim smoking doesn’t cause cancer.
Everyday grocery shoppers here in Durango know that and we are not fooled by a shill for the grocery business.
Leah Karotkin
Durango
