ADC Press Releases Archive

ADC Press Release Archive:

Raley's Implements NutriGen
December 2001, Sacramento CA
Raley's Supermarkets, running 150 stores under the Raley's, Bel Air, Nob Hill and Food Source banners in California, Nevada and New Mexico, has selected ADC's NutriGen to manage ingredients and nutrition scale labeling in their Bakery departments. Raley's has twice been voted number one supermarket chain in the USA by readers of a leading national consumer magazine. NutriGen ensures compliance with FDA labeling requirements and stricter state laws due to be implemented in March 2002, whereby all items produced or altered in-store must have both ingredients and nutrifacts on the label.

Rouses selects P-Cubed, InterScale and iScale
November 2001, Thibodaux LA
Rouses Supermarkets in Louisiana has selected P-Cubed, ADC's Perishable Production Planning system, to manage in-store Meat department inventories. As a family run corporation, Rouses are innovators in supermarket technology being one of the first chains to implement DSD, PC-based POS registers and web-based shopping. ADC's InterScale with iScale servers replaced Rouse's existing scales management system.

SuperTarget acquires further InterScale licenses
October 2001, Minneapolis MN
SuperTarget have selected InterScale for scales management and integrated the application into their own store systems. SuperTarget is a full-service grocery store located inside of a Target store. Nearly 1000 Target stores operate in 46 states, including Target Greatland stores, and SuperTarget stores. There are 62 stores implementing the SuperTarget format today, with many more planned.

Dierberg's rolls out InterScale
September 2001, St. Louis MO
Dierberg's Markets, Inc. has completed the roll out of ADC's InterScale scales management system to all stores. ADC's web-based Enterprise Central hosting system has been interfaced to the Bass system to allow changes from a single price hosting system to be applied to the Hobart scales in Dierberg's stores.

K-Va-T selects InterScale
July 2001, Abingdon, VA
K-Va-T Food Stores, Inc. have selected the InterScale Scale Server software to manage in-store scales, hosted from the InterScale Standard Edition Central system. K-Va-T operates 88 stores under the Food City and Mid-Mountain Foods banners throughout Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee. The company currently stands at number 44 among the nation’s largest grocery chains and is number 279 among the nation’s top 500 privately held companies according to Forbes Magazine.

Raley's implements ADC's InterScale Enterprise System
June 2001, Sacramento CA
Raley's Supermarkets, running 150 stores under the Raley's, Bel Air, Nob Hill and Food Source banners in California, Nevada and New Mexico, has selected ADC's InterScale Enterprise Central system and Scale Server software to manage scales in their stores. Raley's has twice been voted number one supermarket chain in the USA by readers of a leading national consumer magazine.

Bigg's supermarket successfully rolls out ADC's InterScale.
April 2001, Milford OH
Bigg's Markets, a SuperValu company selected and implemented InterScale for scales management. SuperValu is the 10th largest food retailer in the USA, and the nations leading food distributor.

Roundy's selects InterScale and iScale
March 2001, Pewaukee WI
Roundy's, the nation's eighth largest grocery wholesaler, has chosen ADC for their Scales management solution, implementing iScale servers in stores. Following the iScale product release at Marketechnics in New Orleans, Roundy's placed an order for 54 iScales and have successfully rolled them out in all of their stores. Due to Roundy's recent acquisition of Copps supermarkets more iScales have been ordered. ADC's Enterprise Central System serves the in-store iScales and manages feedback on change batch results.

iScale Product Launch
February 2001, Marketechnics 2001 New Orleans
ADC announces the iScale integrated scales management web-server hardware solution. iScale is a solid-state Internet appliance that serves barcode labeling scales and printers in the supermarket perishable service areas. The InterScale Central System is the 'mother ship' for the thin-server iScale, allowing as much functionality as possible to be implemented centrally, while serving any mix of serial and Ethernet scales in-store.

The benefits of either the rack-mountable eight port or the single port iScale are its quick and easy installation, independence from the In Store Processor (ISP), self upgrading and updating capabilities and management by web-browser across the intranet or from an ASP.