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Poll: Do you call QFC ‘the Q?’ You do now

Apr 6, 2018, 12:26 PM | Updated: 1:02 pm

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(KIRO Radio, Matt Pitman)

(KIRO Radio, Matt Pitman)

The grocery store QFC is considering a name-change, maybe ‘the Q,’ according to The Seattle Times.

Suzy Monford, president of the QFC division of Kroger, told the Times that QFC employees and customers often call the company the Q.

What about the original “Quality Food Centers?” What do you call it?

Monford said they’re in early stages of a possible re-brand.

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Poll: Do you call QFC ‘the Q?’ You do now