We supply products and services to help independent grocery retail customers operate efficiently and compete successfully. We'll provide you with a differentiated go-to-market strategy and value added partnership. Sell your products while working together with the most progressive food wholesaler/retailer in the Midwest.
Our more than 145 owned and operated grocery supermarkets offer value, convenience and a quality shopping experience. A diverse line of private brands adds depth to our product variety while offering consumers quality and value. View current stock information for SpartanNash including a stock chart and historical stock performance data.
Our more than 145 owned and operated grocery supermarkets offer value, convenience and a quality shopping experience. A diverse line of private brands adds depth to our product variety while offering consumers quality and value. View current stock information for SpartanNash including a stock chart and historical stock performance data.
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SpartanNash was formed when Spartan Stores, based in Grand Rapids, Mich., merged with the Nash Finch Company based in Minneapolis, Minn. in November of 2013. Both companies have long and rich histories of serving their communities. Nash Finch started as a family-owned business back in 1885 when brothers Fred, Edgar and Willis Nash opened a small candy and tobacco store in Devils Lake, North Dakota.
We're a company that's energized by a proactive, can-do culture. Our success is driven by our associates and their dedication to serving our customers, executing our business operations with excellence, applying new technologies and capturing exciting opportunities for profitable growth.
SpartanNash is a value-added wholesale grocery distributor - supplying more than 2,100 independent grocery retail locations throughout the United States - as well as a grocery retailer, with more than 145 company-owned stores in nine states.We also serve the military community through our MDV division; in addition to offering premier fresh produce distribution through Caito Foods and third-party logistics through SpartanNash Logistics.
SpartanNash is a value-added wholesale grocery distributor - supplying more than 2,100 independent grocery retail locations throughout the United States - as well as a grocery retailer, with more than 145 company-owned stores in nine states.We also serve the military community through our MDV division; in addition to offering premier fresh produce distribution through Caito Foods and third-party logistics through SpartanNash Logistics.
To leverage our expertise in food distribution and retail to develop, activate and provide impactful solutions that exceed expectations for associates, customers and partners. Our core values are the promises we make to guide our behaviors as we build the SpartanNash winning culture.
Our culture is how we treat our customers and colleagues, how we approach challenges as opportunities, how we leverage change to our collective advantage, and how we are held accountable for our results.It is what sets us apart and distinguishes SpartanNash as a great company and a wonderful place to work.
Our culture is how we treat our customers and colleagues, how we approach challenges as opportunities, how we leverage change to our collective advantage, and how we are held accountable for our results.It is what sets us apart and distinguishes SpartanNash as a great company and a wonderful place to work.
SpartanNash (SPTN) is a Fortune 400 company and the fifth largest food distributor in the United States. We also are a leading distributor of grocery products to U.S military commissaries. Headquartered in Grand Rapids, Mich., SpartanNash has corporate offices in Minneapolis, Indianapolis and Norfolk, Va.
One of the greatest strengths of SpartanNash is the value-added services we offer to our independent grocery retail operators. We are continuously designing, upgrading and implementing services that support grocery retail operations. Serving as a low-cost supplier is only one step toward helping our retailers succeed.
Reviews (11)
Paul Sarley
Jan 20, 2022
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The Hustler T.
Dec 16, 2021
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Caleb C.
Dec 10, 2021
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At the end of the day we have to always do what's right for ourselves. Part of that is standing up for what we see is right as employees. Spartan nash decided that they didn't want to take care of me there employee that was injured on the job. SpartanNash made me walk around on a broken ankle with 5 severed ligaments for 5 months now.During that 5 months I followed the orders and attended every PT appt and doctors appointment. I had my surgery scheduled for next Wednesday and work comp dept decided to object to surgery and tell me that I had to see another doctor of there choice in
Jeannette Harter
Oct 27, 2021
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On Saturday, Oct. 9 I went to the family fare store on lake michigan drive about 3.00p. I need an electric cart, the only one available was not working. There are only 2 outlets sockets to charge them. Therefore I only got one item.
Got in self check out line. Two were open, neither working. Long lines at attended checkouts. After a. Complaint to the service desk someone fixed the self checkouts. A couple people abandoned their intended purchases.
What went well: 1. Pharmacy drive up
2. Gas station
Suggest: 1. abandon your policy of hiring only part time non benefit employees
2. Install more
Got in self check out line. Two were open, neither working. Long lines at attended checkouts. After a. Complaint to the service desk someone fixed the self checkouts. A couple people abandoned their intended purchases.
What went well: 1. Pharmacy drive up
2. Gas station
Suggest: 1. abandon your policy of hiring only part time non benefit employees
2. Install more
Terrence L. Miller
Oct 26, 2021
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The horrible place I ever been.Got there at 300am and appt. Was 3:15 am didn't get a dock until a hour later then sat at dock for 2 hours before then even started taking pallet off and it was only four pallets and took 5 hours so if you don't want to waste your time get load some where else and don't have a delivery going here.
Todd Feitl
Oct 14, 2021
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Russell Tordeur
Oct 11, 2021
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Benjamin Barrett
Sep 02, 2021
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Jere Nichols
Aug 26, 2021
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Corey Crear
Jun 24, 2021
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Nur
Jun 09, 2021
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