Food City broke ground July 25 on its next supermarket in Alabama, a 54,000-square-foot location that is expected to open early next year at 1015 Gault Ave. South in...
Food City
Food City, founded in 1955 by Jack C. Smith, currently headquartered in Abingdon, Virginia, initially began its operations in Grundy, Virginia. The company’s primary business model revolves around providing customers with a comprehensive selection of groceries, fresh produce, meats, and household items at competitive prices.
Food City distinguishes itself through its strong emphasis on community engagement, supporting local farmers and producers whenever possible. Additionally, the company is known for its commitment to customer service and convenience, offering services such as in-store pharmacies, delis, and bakeries. With a focus on delivering value and quality to its customers, the brand has expanded its reach over the years and now operates over 130 locations across the southeastern United States.
Food City officials held a groundbreaking ceremony July 12 on a new store in the Owens Cross Roads community of Huntsville, Alabama. The 60,000-square-foot retail...
Community involvement is at the center of Food Cityâs legacy. This year, the company is celebrating a decade of giving more than $60 million to local and national...
Food City, The Shelby Report of the Southeastâs Retailer of the Year, is in the people business, according to its president, Steve Smith. The grocer focuses on growing...
Food City, The Shelby Report of the Southeastâs Retailer of the Year, has been self-distributing for a long time. Bolstered by a central distribution center in the same...
The family of brands at Food City, The Shelby Report of the Southeastâs Retailer of the Year, includes thousands of items across nearly every category. A combination of...
From Virginia mountains, Food City evolves into regional leader Food City, The Shelby Report of the Southeastâs 2023 Retailer of the Year, has grown exponentially...
Food City President and CEO Steve Smith has confirmed that K-VA-T Food Stores will build six Food City locations in the Huntsville, Alabama, area over the next six years...