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The Fresh Market
A specialty grocer combining a farmer’s-market atmosphere with curated fresh foods, private label and convenient meal solutions.
Account orientation
What Kind of Account Is This?
- Primary retailer class
- Regional Natural / Specialty
- Account type
- Premium specialty / natural-forward retailer
- Scale
- National
- Retail format
- Premium Specialty
- Natural orientation
- Major accounts
- Geography
- Southeast · Mid-Atlantic · Northeast · Midwest
Geographic footprint
Geographic Footprint
175 verified locations · 22 states
Physical stores
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Channel relationships
Natural / Specialty Distribution
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Geographic context
Markets
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Retailer intelligence
What to know about The Fresh Market
The Fresh Market shows how premium fresh departments, meal solutions and an experience-led format can overlap with natural and specialty retail.
Its shopper mission and assortment are not identical to a core natural supermarket. Brand fit can vary by category, geography and the retailer’s curated set.
A specialty grocer combining a farmer’s-market atmosphere with curated fresh foods, private label and convenient meal solutions.
Boutique specialty grocer emphasizing fresh departments, curated grocery and meal solutions
Experience-led food shoppers seeking premium fresh products, entertaining solutions and discovery
Ray and Beverly Berry opened the first Fresh Market in Greensboro in 1982, inspired by European-style food markets. The company expanded across the eastern United States while retaining a smaller, sensory-led specialty format.
A specialty grocer known for curated fresh foods and an experience-led market format.
Sources & methodology
Last updated July 30, 2026. Store counts and operating footprints change over time. Read Data & Methodology →