Food 4 Less/Foods Co 'Pink Tag' Campaign to Raise $150,000 for Breast Cancer Awareness ...( LOS ANGELES Oct. 3 /- Pink tags w...),Health

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Pink tags will be on display throughout Food 4 Less and Foods Co stores again this year as the supermarket chain partners with vendors and suppliers to support National Breast Cancer Awareness month in October.

Throughout the month, pink tags can be found on shelves in Food 4 Less stores in Southern California and Southern Nevada and Foods Co stores in Central and Northern California to identify participating products customers can purchase to support breast cancer awareness in their community. Several of the Company's vendor partners have created special packaging to support the campaign. In addition, Food 4 Less Director of Foundation Relations Jan Golleher, a four-year breast cancer survivor, will share her experience on specially-marked products, including Kellogg's Special K Red Berries cereal and Keebler Club Crackers.

Participating vendor partners include Campbell's, Coca-Cola's Powerade and Minute Maid brands, General Mills products under the Betty Crocker, Pillsbury and Green Giant labels, and Kraft products. Many of the company own corporate brand items will also have pink tags.

Food 4 Less and its vendor partners have committed to raise $150,000 during the campaign to support breast cancer research and awareness in communities its stores serve.

"This cause is important to our customers and associates and we are honored to do our part to provide support to help educate women about early detection, diagnosis and treatment," said Dave Hirz, President of Food 4 Less Stores.

Based in Los Angeles, California, Food 4 Less currently operates 145 price-impact supermarkets under the Food 4 Less banner in Southern California, Southern Nevada, Illinois and Indiana and the Foods Co banner in Central and Northern California. The Company is a division of The Kroger Co., (NYSE: