LeBlanc’s opens seventh corridor location

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Locally owned LeBlanc’s Food Stores is opening its seventh location on the 10/12 corridor. The independent retail grocer will expand to Hammond June 30 with a 43,000-square-foot store at 2704 West Thomas near West Church Street. The full-service supermarket will feature floral, liquor, bakery and deli departments and will serve fresh sushi daily. Manager is Vincent Tallo, a 30-year supermarket industry veteran. LeBlanc’s was started in 1960 by L.C. LeBlanc and today is owned and operated by two of his grandsons, Marcy and Randy LeBlanc. The chain also has locations in Gonzales, Prairieville, Donaldsonville, Plaquemine, Walker and Zachary. An eighth location is in Plattenville in Assumption Parish.

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