Earn loyalty for life.
That's the message Kroger executives continue to stress with associates and investors after achieving 7.5 years of quarterly sales growth.
In 2010, the nation's largest grocery store chain rang up a record $82 billion in sales.
"What a year," said Kroger CEO David Dillon before a crowd of hundreds gathered for the company's annual shareholder meeting at Music Hall Ballroom in Over-the-Rhine.
They all celebrated Thursday afternoon with blue and white Kroger-brand cookies, labeled 30, signifying those 30 quarters of growth.
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