As Rouses expands its local footprint with the acquisition of LeBlanc’s, an already-competitive industry is expected to become even more cutthroat

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When Rouses Markets inks a deal later this month to acquire the nine-store LeBlanc’s Food Stores chain, it will become the largest Louisiana-owned supermarket in the region, with 54 locations in three states, including 11 in the Capital Region. For years now, the competition in the Baton Rouge supermarket industry has been cutthroat, with several major

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