Sales Dashboard for UNFI, KeHE, and Whole Foods
Free Sales Dashboard for UNFI, KeHE, and Whole Foods to measure sales, velocity, and inventory.
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Austin, TX has grown as an awesome food hub especially with Whole Foods Market being headquartered in the city. It’s also home to cult-favorite retailer Central Market, which at one time was the second most visited attraction, second to the State Capital Building.
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Central Market in Austin stands out as an exceptional large grocery store, renowned for its remarkable produce and affordable prices.
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They offer a wide variety of wines and beers, along with imported cheeses, specialty meats, fruits, and vegetables. Their selection includes a range of organic and locally sourced products, catering to customers’ diverse preferences. Additionally, their deli section provides freshly prepared entrees, sides, soups, and sandwiches, while the meat department boasts a delectable assortment of in-house smoked meats.
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MT Supermarket is a large Asian grocery store in central Texas. They are proud to offer an impressive selection of hard-to-find, as well as staple, Asian products. They have wide-ranging product assortment includes, but is not limited to, unique Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Thai, Indonesian, and Indian groceries.
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H-E-B Grocery Company, LP, is an American privately held supermarket chain based in San Antonio, Texas, with more than 380 stores throughout the U.S. state of Texas and northeast Mexico. The company also operates Central Market, an upscale organic and fine foods retailer.
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From our deli, bakery, fresh produce and helpful pharmacy staff, Randalls got you covered.
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H Mart is an Asian-American supermarket chain that has been in business for over 37 years. They specialize in Asian and American groceries, meats, seafood, produce, housewares, and ready-made meals. H Mart’s success is due to our continuous commitment to the freshest ingredients in all our tasteful offerings, while never forgetting that value is just as important. Their culture brings in new customers every day.
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Eastern European, Russian, Turkish, Mediterranean, African, Middle Eastern, South Asian groceries. They specialize in herbs, spices, fresh quality meats, smoked fish, cheese, Bengali sweets, and specialty chocolates.
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Royal Blue is a compact urban grocery that was founded in Austin by business partners George Scariano Jr and Craig Staley. Small in size but not in it’s offering. Royal Blue has a little bit of everything, with the convenience of a quick trip and always great customer service. Called a Bodega by some, corner store by others – Royal Blue is a modern general store designed to serve the neighborhood where it’s located.
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Wheatsville Food Co-op specialized in fresh local and organic produce Fresh made deli foods salad and hot bar meat, seafood Fresh baked bread and specialty treats inclduing vegan and gluten free choices Fair Trade and organic Coffee bar Local, Organic and natural foods groceries with a great selection of specialty items like Gluten Free, raw foods and vegan items. Large bulk foods section with organic fair trade coffee and organic nut butters. Beer and Wine including local and organic selections.
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A locally grown independent neighborhood grocery selling a full selection of local and natural foods, craft beer, delicious boutique wines under $20, and quirky gifts! Four convenient locations in Austin: Barton Springs, Riverside, Spyglass and Burnet Road.
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Dia’s Market is a curated, specialty grocery store and deli serving north Austin, Texas including the Crestview, Brentwood, Highland, Wooten & Allandale neighborhoods – and beyond.
They have wide selection of locally- and internationally-procured products, including hot coffee & pastries, fresh produce, dairy items, frozen foods, delicious breakfast & lunch deli sandwiches, beer & wine, snacks, fine chocolate and grocery staples.
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Rabbit Food Grocery is an all-vegan grocery and shop located in Austin, TX. They stock vegan specialty items from around the world, pantry staples, cool snacks, vegan clothing and gifts.
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Japanese grocery store and deli offering imported Japanese products including pantry items, sake, sushi ingredients, snacks, candy and prepared foods including bento boxes, onigiri, soft serve and more!
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Japanese grocery store and deli offering imported Japanese products including pantry items, sake, sushi ingredients, snacks, candy and prepared foods including bento boxes, onigiri, soft serve and more!
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The Bee Grocery and Deli, a locally owned East 6th Street Grocery and Deli, one-of-a-kind urban grocer dedicated to providing neighbors with an outstanding selection of fresh and prepared foods, beverages, and household necessities.
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Brookshire Brothers is an employee-owned, community-driven grocer based in Lufkin, Texas. Founded in 1921, this regional grocery chain operates more than 120 locations that stretch over 40,000 square miles in Texas and Louisiana, including many rural areas. Its assets include traditional grocery and express stores, as well as freestanding pharmacy, petro and tobacco locations.
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Established in 2004. They start the same as any another store. They start fixing and adding all kind of wine , beer, tobacco from all around the world to give customers all what they need on one stop.
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Fiesta Mart is one of the preferred retailer within the communities they cater to, prioritizing the provision of fresh products while offering optimal value to its esteemed customers. The company takes pride in embracing the significance of food, life, and the rich Texan heritage. Through its extensive assortment of products and unparalleled pricing, Fiesta Mart ensures that individuals from all walks of life can effortlessly locate their desired items and obtain exceptional value for their monetary investments during each visit to the establishment.
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Total Wine & More is America’s Wine Superstore® — the country‘s largest independent retailer of fine wine. They operate 249 superstores across 27 states and continue to grow. They are committed to offering the nation’s best wine selection, with an emphasis on fine wines. Their typical store carries more than 8,000 different wines from every wine-producing region in the world.
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Quickie Pickie has been a neighborhood institution for more than 25 years, newly updated to keep pace with 11th Street’s revitalization.
Part convenience grocery, part café, part beer joint, they are a hybrid uniquely suited to the neighborhood in the same way the bodegas of the northeast, the packed little colmados of Latin America, and the bar-tabacs of Paris and Marseille are uniquely suited to theirs.
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Local market with a huge selection of beer, wine, snacks, grocery and household items + cafe with fresh food, bakery, beer and kombucha on tap, and grab-and-go items.
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Upscale Neighborhood store. We carry a large selection of wine and local craft beers! Lots of organic products.
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High-end specialty market for groceries & prepared foods, beer & wine.
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Free Sales Dashboard for UNFI, KeHE, and Whole Foods to measure sales, velocity, and inventory.
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