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Hamady was an American supermarket chain based in Flint, Michigan, United States, which at its peak had 37 stores and 1,300 employees. Given the chain's pervasiveness in the area, paper grocery bags were known as “Hamady sacks”.
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(bankruptcy) revived
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1911
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8076
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Flint, Michigan area
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1991
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revived
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Flint, Michigan, 1911
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Michael and Kamol Hamady
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Justin Campau, Ramsay Sadek
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Flint, Michigan
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United States
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Hamady
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Groceries
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Partnership
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Hamady
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Hamady was an American supermarket chain based in Flint, Michigan, United States, which at its peak had 37 stores and 1,300 employees. Given the chain's pervasiveness in the area, paper grocery bags were known as “Hamady sacks”.
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Hamady
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