Under the licensing agreement with Save-A-Lot announced in early September, Rite Aid added the Supervalu chain's discount, limited-assortment grocery concept to 10 Rite Aid drug stores in the Greenville market. The test stores continue to be owned and operated by Rite Aid. About 75% of the nonpharmacy part of each store is devoted to Save-A-Lot, which offers a limited selection of fresh meat, processed smoked and packaged meat, fresh produce, frozen food, dairy and dry groceries at prices up to 40% lower than conventional supermarkets. Grocery products include both Save-A-Lot exclusive brands and national brands. The Rite Aid area of the co-branded stores continues to offer a wide range of health and beauty products, including national and Rite Aid private brands.