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From a small, struggling cooperative with seven Members – all owners of their own grocery stores – ShopRite has grown into the largest retailer-owned cooperative in the United States and the largest employer in New Jersey. The cooperative is comprised of 43 members who individually own and operate supermarkets under the ShopRite banner. Today, more than 50,000 people are employed by Wakefern Food Corporation, the merchandising and distribution arm of the company, and over 200 ShopRite stores in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

At ShopRite, generations of families have served generations of their customers’ families. Although they have grown from small "Mom and Pop" stores of the 1940’s, most of the ShopRite stores are still family owned and operated businesses – many with second, third, or even fourth generations involved.

All ShopRite owners are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, which buys, warehouses and transports products while providing other support services to ensure customer satisfaction. "Volume" buying enables ShopRite stores to offer their consumers the lowest overall prices, and the greatest value, in the marketplace.

Wakefern is headquartered in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and operates 2.5 million square feet of warehousing. Our transportation fleet, one of the largest private fleets on the east coast, consists of 400 tractors and 2,000 trailers, and traveled more 35 million miles in 2007.

ShopRite has been a long time partner and supporter of the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, donating food, services, money and contributing hundreds of volunteer hours each year.

Another focus is to educate and train special needs students for meaningful careers in the supermarket industry. This innovative and groundbreaking program, called Supermarket Careers, was created by ShopRite in 1989, and is now in place in 42 schools in our five state area. The program has received local, state and national awards, including the Secretary of Education’s Award, the highest honor available to vocational programs.

ShopRite is also a major sponsor of the New Jersey and Connecticut Special Olympics Games, providing logistical, volunteer and food support for these annual events that attract more than 1,800 athletes and 20,000 attendees.

om a small, struggling cooperative with seven Members – all owners of their own grocery stores – ShopRite has grown into the largest retailer-owned cooperative in the United States and the largest employer in New Jersey. The cooperative is comprised of 43 members who individually own and operate supermarkets under the ShopRite banner. Today, more than 50,000 people are employed by Wakefern Food Corporation, the merchandising and distribution arm of the company, and over 200 ShopRite stores in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

At ShopRite, generations of families have served generations of their customers’ families. Although they have grown from small "Mom and Pop" stores of the 1940’s, most of the ShopRite stores are still family owned and operated businesses – many with second, third, or even fourth generations involved.

All ShopRite owners are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, which buys, warehouses and transports products while providing other support services to ensure customer satisfaction. "Volume" buying enables ShopRite stores to offer their consumers the lowest overall prices, and the greatest value, in the marketplace.

Wakefern is headquartered in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and operates 2.5 million square feet of warehousing. Our transportation fleet, one of the largest private fleets on the east coast, consists of 400 tractors and 2,000 trailers, and traveled more 35 million miles in 2007.

ShopRite has been a long time partner and supporter of the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, donating food, services, money and contributing hundreds of volunteer hours each year.

Another focus is to educate and train special needs students for meaningful careers in the supermarket industry. This innovative and groundbreaking program, called Supermarket Careers, was created by ShopRite in 1989, and is now in place in 42 schools in our five state area. The program has received local, state and national awards, including the Secretary of Education’s Award, the highest honor available to vocational programs.

ShopRite is also a major sponsor of the New Jersey and Connecticut Special Olympics Games, providing logistical, volunteer and food support for these annual events that attract more than 1,800 athletes and 20,000 attendees.

From a small, struggling cooperative with seven Members – all owners of their own grocery stores – ShopRite has grown into the largest retailer-owned cooperative in the United States and the largest employer in New Jersey. The cooperative is comprised of 43 members who individually own and operate supermarkets under the ShopRite banner. Today, more than 50,000 people are employed by Wakefern Food Corporation, the merchandising and distribution arm of the company, and over 200 ShopRite stores in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

At ShopRite, generations of families have served generations of their customers’ families. Although they have grown from small "Mom and Pop" stores of the 1940’s, most of the ShopRite stores are still family owned and operated businesses – many with second, third, or even fourth generations involved.

All ShopRite owners are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, which buys, warehouses and transports products while providing other support services to ensure customer satisfaction. "Volume" buying enables ShopRite stores to offer their consumers the lowest overall prices, and the greatest value, in the marketplace.

Wakefern is headquartered in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and operates 2.5 million square feet of warehousing. Our transportation fleet, one of the largest private fleets on the east coast, consists of 400 tractors and 2,000 trailers, and traveled more 35 million miles in 2007.

ShopRite has been a long time partner and supporter of the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, donating food, services, money and contributing hundreds of volunteer hours each year.

Another focus is to educate and train special needs students for meaningful careers in the supermarket industry. This innovative and groundbreaking program, called Supermarket Careers, was created by ShopRite in 1989, and is now in place in 42 schools in our five state area. The program has received local, state and national awards, including the Secretary of Education’s Award, the highest honor available to vocational programs.

ShopRite is also a major sponsor of the New Jersey and Connecticut Special Olympics Games, providing logistical, volunteer and food support for these annual events that attract more than 1,800 athletes and 20,000 attendees.

From a small, struggling cooperative with seven Members – all owners of their own grocery stores – ShopRite has grown into the largest retailer-owned cooperative in the United States and the largest employer in New Jersey. The cooperative is comprised of 43 members who individually own and operate supermarkets under the ShopRite banner. Today, more than 50,000 people are employed by Wakefern Food Corporation, the merchandising and distribution arm of the company, and over 200 ShopRite stores in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

At ShopRite, generations of families have served generations of their customers’ families. Although they have grown from small "Mom and Pop" stores of the 1940’s, most of the ShopRite stores are still family owned and operated businesses – many with second, third, or even fourth generations involved.

All ShopRite owners are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, which buys, warehouses and transports products while providing other support services to ensure customer satisfaction. "Volume" buying enables ShopRite stores to offer their consumers the lowest overall prices, and the greatest value, in the marketplace.

Wakefern is headquartered in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and operates 2.5 million square feet of warehousing. Our transportation fleet, one of the largest private fleets on the east coast, consists of 400 tractors and 2,000 trailers, and traveled more 35 million miles in 2007.

ShopRite has been a long time partner and supporter of the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, donating food, services, money and contributing hundreds of volunteer hours each year.

Another focus is to educate and train special needs students for meaningful careers in the supermarket industry. This innovative and groundbreaking program, called Supermarket Careers, was created by ShopRite in 1989, and is now in place in 42 schools in our five state area. The program has received local, state and national awards, including the Secretary of Education’s Award, the highest honor available to vocational programs.

ShopRite is also a major sponsor of the New Jersey and Connecticut Special Olympics Games, providing logistical, volunteer and food support for these annual events that attract more than 1,800 athletes and 20,000 attendees.

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Families Serving Families

From a small, struggling cooperative with seven Members – all owners of their own grocery stores – ShopRite has grown into the largest retailer-owned cooperative in the United States and the largest employer in New Jersey. The cooperative is comprised of 43 members who individually own and operate supermarkets under the ShopRite banner. Today, more than 50,000 people are employed by Wakefern Food Corporation, the merchandising and distribution arm of the company, and over 200 ShopRite stores in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

At ShopRite, generations of families have served generations of their customers’ families. Although they have grown from small "Mom and Pop" stores of the 1940’s, most of the ShopRite stores are still family owned and operated businesses – many with second, third, or even fourth generations involved.

All ShopRite owners are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, which buys, warehouses and transports products while providing other support services to ensure customer satisfaction. "Volume" buying enables ShopRite stores to offer their consumers the lowest overall prices, and the greatest value, in the marketplace.

Wakefern is headquartered in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and operates 2.5 million square feet of warehousing. Our transportation fleet, one of the largest private fleets on the east coast, consists of 400 tractors and 2,000 trailers, and traveled more 35 million miles in 2007.

ShopRite has been a long time partner and supporter of the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, donating food, services, money and contributing hundreds of volunteer hours each year.

Another focus is to educate and train special needs students for meaningful careers in the supermarket industry. This innovative and groundbreaking program, called Supermarket Careers, was created by ShopRite in 1989, and is now in place in 42 schools in our five state area. The program has received local, state and national awards, including the Secretary of Education’s Award, the highest honor available to vocational programs.

ShopRite is also a major sponsor of the New Jersey and Connecticut Special Olympics Games, providing logistical, volunteer and food support for these annual events that attract more than 1,800 athletes and 20,000 attendees.

ShopRite Today ...

Families Serving Families

From a small, struggling cooperative with seven Members – all owners of their own grocery stores – ShopRite has grown into the largest retailer-owned cooperative in the United States and the largest employer in New Jersey. The cooperative is comprised of 43 members who individually own and operate supermarkets under the ShopRite banner. Today, more than 50,000 people are employed by Wakefern Food Corporation, the merchandising and distribution arm of the company, and over 200 ShopRite stores in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

At ShopRite, generations of families have served generations of their customers’ families. Although they have grown from small "Mom and Pop" stores of the 1940’s, most of the ShopRite stores are still family owned and operated businesses – many with second, third, or even fourth generations involved.

All ShopRite owners are members of Wakefern Food Corporation, which buys, warehouses and transports products while providing other support services to ensure customer satisfaction. "Volume" buying enables ShopRite stores to offer their consumers the lowest overall prices, and the greatest value, in the marketplace.

Wakefern is headquartered in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and operates 2.5 million square feet of warehousing. Our transportation fleet, one of the largest private fleets on the east coast, consists of 400 tractors and 2,000 trailers, and traveled more 35 million miles in 2007.

ShopRite has been a long time partner and supporter of the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, donating food, services, money and contributing hundreds of volunteer hours each year.

Another focus is to educate and train special needs students for meaningful careers in the supermarket industry. This innovative and groundbreaking program, called Supermarket Careers, was created by ShopRite in 1989, and is now in place in 42 schools in our five state area. The program has received local, state and national awards, including the Secretary of Education’s Award, the highest honor available to vocational programs.

ShopRite is also a major sponsor of the New Jersey and Connecticut Special Olympics Games, providing logistical, volunteer and food support for these annual events that attract more than 1,800 athletes and 20,000 attendees.

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