Call on a Supermarket Near You to Ensure Justice for Farmworkers!
Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are the only supermarkets to date that have joined the Fair Food program! Join us in calling on a supermarket near you to do the right thing for the farmworkers who pick its tomatoes.
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•Brands: Kroger, Ralph's, King Soopers, Food 4 Less, Fry's, Dillons, City Market, Fred Meyer, Smith's, Foods Co., Hilander, Jay C, Pay Less, Owen's, Scott's, Gerbes, QFC
•Scope: 2,479 stores in 31 states; see which Kroger-owned grocery stores are in your state.
•Sales: $59.8 billion, the nation’s second largest supermarket retailer
•Click here to call on Kroger to improve wages and conditions for farmworkers.
•Brands: Stop & Shop, Giant Foods, Martin’s and Ukrop's
•Scope: 704 stores in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
•Sales: $21.8 billion
•Headquarters: The Netherlands; US offices in Quincy, MA and Landover, MD
•Click here to call on Ahold USA to improve wages and conditions for farmworkers.
•Brands: Publix
•Scope: 1,009 stores in 5 Southeastern states See the locations of Publix grocery stores
•Sales: For the first quarter of 2009, sales were $6.4 billion
•Click here to see how you can call on Publix to improve wages and conditions for farmworkers.
