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The retailer, which has 164 stores, intends to install food departments in its shops and modernise the BHS brand.

He plans to reduce the number of in-house brands at BHS, introduce a premium range, upgrade the retailer's website, and install food departments into its shops.

"We don't have room at our brewery to install food processing equipment, so we would have to pay to have our grains hauled away and dumped into landfills," said Natalie Cilurzo, president and co-owner of Russian River Brewing Company in Santa Rosa, Calif.

The retailer says it needs to cut costs to fund a turnaround of the department store, which will involve installing food departments into shops and modernising the website.

That turnaround plan is designed to reinvent BHS, modernising stores, installing food departments, cutting the number of promotions in favour of lower everyday prices, and focusing on a smaller number of own-brand ranges.

Brookfield Place, the Battery Park City office complex formerly known as the World Financial Center, is updating its retail and restaurant space and planning to install a food market on the Hudson River waterfront in the style of Eataly in the Flatiron district.

Managers of commercial buildings like to install attractive food stores in retail spaces because they can afford higher rents than some other kinds of stores and because they are a convenient service for tenants, said Benjamin Fox, a partner in Newmark New Spectrum Retail, a brokerage company.

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Moreover, the only 2 studies that examined diets before and after grocery stores were installed in food deserts rather than comparing neighborhoods with grocery stores to similar neighborhoods without are not encouraging, says Steven Haider, an associate professor of economics at Michigan State University.

New York University said it intended to buy a Grand Union at Bleecker Street and La Guardia Place for $24 million and to install a different food market on the site.