Albertsons store in Lake Forest Park rebranded as Safeway

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Albertsons store in Lake Forest Park has recently been rebranded as Safeway, returning to its original name after operating under Albertsons for several years. This change followed the store's acquisition from a bankrupt Haggen's in 2016 and occurred without any public announcement, leading to confusion among consumers. Platforms like Yelp still list the Albertsons location as closed, indicating a lag in updating information regarding the rebranding. Despite the name change, the store continues to operate under the same ownership, maintaining its service to the local community. The shift to Safeway comes as the brand has a notable presence in the area, with multiple locations nearby, including in Shoreline and Edmonds.

The new signage promoting a grand opening may mislead customers who are unaware of the rebranding. This development not only highlights the dynamic nature of grocery store branding but also the importance of clear communication to avoid consumer confusion. As the grocery landscape evolves, such changes reflect broader trends in consumer preferences and brand recognition.

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