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Food Town[]
1957–1983[]
"LFPINC/SC/VA" was an acronym that stood for "Lowest Food Prices in North Carolina/South Carolina/Virginia"
Food Lion[]
1983-present[]
1983–2007[]
Food Lion was originally launched as Food Town, retaining that name until 1983 when they decided to adopt a new name to avoid conflicts with another Food Town chain in the Richmond, VA area and a series of (unrelated) Food Towns in Tennessee as they expanded. The lion in the logo was borrowed from the chain's parent company, Delhaize.
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July 1994 Food Lion commercial snapshot. Note there is no box containing the lion, similar to the version used since 2014.
Alternate logo used for store-brand items and as a secondary logo for Food Lion during the mid-1990s and used on frozen seafood until the late 2010s
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Logo used on new-build and remodeled stores (2001-2006)
2007–2014[]
In 2007, the Food Lion logo was slightly modified by removing the yellow background of the logo, as part of the chain's 50th anniversary.
3D version of the logo
Horizontal version of the logo
2014–present[]
In 2014, Food Lion made a update to its logo. The box was removed and the lion was changed to black.
Horizontal version of the logo.
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