In a letter sent to the city, Jerry's says the company has "developed plans based on business considerations" to close its Rainbow store at 1660 S. Robert St. The Rainbow on Minneapolis' Lake Street is also slated to close, Jerry's said. The stores join nine other Rainbow supermarkets that were shut down in July, after Rainbow's owner Roundys left the Twin Cities market. After the closures the brand only had four remaining stores. The two Rainbow Foods stores on Lake Street and on Robert Street were said to close by November 9, 2014. After the closures there were only four Rainbow stores left. Another Rainbow store, in Plymouth, was converted into a Cub in July 2016, which closed two years later and is now a Hy-Vee store. After this conversion, three Rainbow foods remained. On September 21, 2017, the Rainbow Foods at the Midway Shopping Center in St. Paul closed. It closed due to a soccer stadium being built on the property, requiring the existing store and part of the mall to be demolished. The Richfield HUB location off 66th street closed in March 2018, leaving one remaining Rainbow location in Maplewood. On September 14, 2018, it was announced that the last Rainbow Foods location, in Maplewood, would close on Monday, September 17, officially marking the end of Rainbow Foods after 35 years. At the time of its closing, it was owned and operated by SuperValu.