Hannaford employees got the first hint of product tampering in August, but kept it to themselves for almost two months.
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Hannaford blames technology problem for failure to report pizza dough tampering
But the grocery chain did not explain exactly what went wrong in August when it failed to address reports that someone had tampered with dough sold at its Sanford store.
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More retailers are warned about pizza dough as tampering suspect heads to court Tuesday
Saco police believe 38-year-old Nicholas Mitchell put razor blades in pizza dough at the Hannaford in Saco, and now Shaw’s is removing the same brand of dough from its stores in five New England states.
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Saco police still seeking person who may have put razor blade in pizza dough at Hannaford
Detectives on Thursday were looking for a person who may be responsible for inserting 2 razor blades into fresh pizza dough at the Saco Hannaford.
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Saco police look for suspect after Hannaford customer finds razor blade in pizza dough
A customer is believed to have inserted razor blades into fresh pizza dough sold in the deli department of the Saco store.
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Hannaford rolls out same-day home delivery in Maine
The service, through a partnership with Instacart, offers grocery delivery from about two-thirds of the chain’s stores in the state.
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Meat prices rise in Maine as grocers seek to stabilize supply chains
COVID-19 outbreaks at meat-processing plants have cut into supply, but supermarket chains are coming up with solutions to boost inventory and reduce prices on a variety of goods.
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Hannaford looking to add 2,000 workers at stores in New England and New York
The Scarborough-based supermarket chain says it is working with major employers in the hospitality, tourism and retail industries to connect furloughed workers with open positions in its 182 stores.
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Where has all the flour gone? Ask Maine’s home-bound bakers.
Mainers turn to bread, cookies and pastries for comfort, emptying grocery shelves of baking supplies and expanding their waistlines.
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Essential Maine retailers try to keep shoppers and workers safe during pandemic
From cracking down on panic buying to creating distance between customers and workers, grocery chains and drugstores have implemented a number of unprecedented changes.