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Sprouts Farmers Market

  • Sprouts Farmers Market exec joins J.C. Penney team

    J.C. Penney Company had made a key appointment to help revitalize its brand.
  • One Bellevue Place sold

    A shopping village in Southern Nashville, Tenn., has a new owner.
  • Sprouts Q2 meets Street; names chief merchandising officer

    Sprouts Farmers Market Inc. on Thursday reported sales and earnings in line with expectations, and also tapped an insider to the new role of chief merchandising offer.
  • Sprouts Farmers Market in two new market entries

    Sprouts Farmers Market continues to expand its store footprint in new and existing markets.
  • Specialty grocer in store expansion

    Sprouts Farmers Market is expanding into new markets.
  • Amazon Rocks Food Retail: Four things the industry needs to do

    Amazon’s acquisition of Whole Foods Market is sending shock waves through the world of grocery retail. This striking move introduces more disruption into the grocery wars. As the c-suites form their war rooms and build their responses, the industry faces an array of significant challenges.   1. Food retailers must think bigger and faster
  • Amazon brings two-hour deliveries to Denver

    Shoppers in Denver are getting their first taste of Amazon Prime Now.   The service, which is exclusive to the online giant’s Prime members, provides free two-hour delivery on tens of thousands of items, from household and daily essentials to electronics, games and outdoor supplies. Area Prime members can order through Amazon’s Prime Now app, available on iOS and Android devices, Amazon’s web site, or “speak” orders to their Alexa device.  
  • Sprouts Farmers beats Q2 profit forecasts

    Sprouts Farmers Market Inc. reported second-quarter net income of $37.2 million, which topped Wall Street expectations.    The natural and organic food retailer posted revenue of $1.03 billion in the period, narrowly missing Street forecasts of $1.04 billion, but topping last year’s sales by 14%.   Same-store sales grew 4.1% in the period.
  • Phishing attack exposes grocery chain employee data

    The latest retail security breach may have exposed personal information of workers, rather than customers. According to The Denver Channel, a payroll employee of Phoenix-based, 220-plus-store Sprouts Farmers Markets provided W-2 tax form information from an unspecified number of the retailer’s personnel in response to a request in a fraudulent “phishing” email claiming to be from a company executive. The FBI and IRS are investigating the breach with cooperation from Sprouts.

  • Fresh Thyme Farmers Market: Healthy foods for the masses

    Fresh Thyme Farmers Market, a specialty grocer focusing on fresh, natural and organic foods at accessible prices, is on a roll.

    Barely two years out of the gate (the first store opened in April 2014, in Illinois), the Chicago-based company now counts 32 locations throughout the Midwest.

    Its aggressive growth strategy calls for 60 stores by 2019. Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, Indiana and Ohio are among the states targeted for growth.

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