"The company has built a strong customer base over decades, in part because consumers trust that it treats its workers fairly," the treasurers wrote. "A labor dispute of this magnitude risks eroding that trust, driving loyal customers to competitors and causing lasting damage to Stop & Shop's brand."

Three New England state treasurers are calling on Stop & Shop to continue contract negotiations. The treasurers from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut wrote a letter, urging Stop and Shop’s parent company to engage in good faith talks.

State treasurers in RI, CT and MA warn Stop & Shop of 'economic and operational consequences' amid dispute with Teamsters.

After weeks of Teamsters Local 25 union members condemning Stop & Shop's threatening to strip workers of benefits, a new 6-year contract was reached.

Teamsters Local 25 and Stop & Shop reached a tentative agreement on a new, six-year contract for workers at the supermarket’s Freetown distribution center.