Specialty and Natural Foods
- Bristol Farms
- Central Market (division of H-E-B)
- Dorothy Lane Market – specialty markets in Dayton, Ohio
- Earth Fare – North Carolina, SE USA, Ohio
- Home Economist - Charlotte and western North Carolina organic grocery
- FreshDirect – online grocer in New York City
- The Fresh Market
- Lunardi's – San Francisco Bay Area
- Market of Choice – Oregon
- Metropolitan Market – Seattle, Washington
- Mollie Stone's
- New Seasons Market – Portland, Oregon
- PCC Natural Markets – Seattle, Washington area
- Nijiya Market_ Organic, Gourmet Japanese Foods
- Sno-Isle Natural Foods Co-Op – Everett, Washington
- Spec's Wine, Spirits & Finer Foods – Texas; gourmet foods and alcohol
- Sprouts Farmers Market – Arizona, California, Colorado and Texas
- Stew Leonard's – Connecticut; New York
- Supremo Supermarket - New Jersey and Pennsylvania
- Trader Joe's – family also owns German Aldi group
- Twin City Supermarket - New Jersey
- Whole Foods Market
- Ensenada Markets gourmet Hispanic Foods
- Hubbell and Hudson - The Woodlands, TX
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