Save A Lot Englewood closes (2026-07-25)

CTL-E-4820 · Event · closing · 2026

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The Englewood Save A Lot closed July 25, 2026 with six other Chicago stores after Save A Lot ended its arrangement with Yellow Banana, citing financial headwinds including a 26% year-over-year decline in SNAP/EBT transactions.

Notes

RELP111 supporting event; events.json CTL-EVT-023910.

Relationships

Save A Lot Englewood — held at
Closure event at the Englewood Save A Lot, July 25, 2026.

Sources

FOX 32 Chicago - 7 Chicago Save A Lot stores set to close as SNAP cuts deepen food access concerns
Inc. - Save A Lot Is Closing Chicago Stores: See Updated List for 2026

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