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California market chain files for bankruptcy

By Eric Sanderson
April 5th, 2011

An Italian market chain based in San Leandro, California, has filed for bankruptcy.

An Italian market chain based in San Leandro, California, has filed for bankruptcy.

A.G. Ferrari Food recently closed one of its stores, but has decided to keep another 12 stores open, according to a report. The company listed assets ranging from $1 million to $10 million, and listed the same amount for debts in the bankruptcy filing.

"Filing Chapter 11 will improve our cash flow and allow us to stabilize the business," said Paul Ferrari, chief executive officer for A.G. Ferrari Food, according to the Oakland Tribune.

Ferrari added the company will remain open and he expects no change in everyday business practices, the news source reported.

The store chain, which has been in business since 1919, has four remaining stores in East Bay, three in San Francisco, and one in Sunnyvale, Belmont, Palo Alto, Corte Madera and Los Altos, the news source reported.

The East Bay store that is closing, located in North Berkeley, had six employees, the filing said. Ferrari told the news source that the company is attempting to relocate the workers at the closed store.



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