- Choices Market
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Choices Markets Type Private Industry Grocery store, Health food store Founded 1990 (Vancouver, British Columbia) Headquarters Vancouver, British Columbia Key people Mark Vickars, CEO, Wayne and Lloyd Lockhart, Founders Products Food, Organic food Website www.choicesmarket.com Choices Markets is a Vancouver-based supermarket chain that is Western Canada's largest retailer of natural and organic food.
The chain has eight stores: seven in Metro Vancouver[1], including one rice bakery, and one location in Kelowna. Choices was founded in December 1990 by brothers Wayne and Lloyd Lockhart [2]. The owners emphasize that the store caters to a range of diets, including Gluten free, vegetarian and vegan. Lockhart cites this is a guiding principle for the chain: "It's all about providing choice." [3].
The company has relied on various techniques aimed at increasing customer loyalty in order to compete with larger chains in the area, such as providing customers with loyalty cards [4] and providing an in-house nutritionist to help advise customers.
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Supermarket Chains in Canada Jim Pattison Group Loblaw Companies Atlantic Superstore • Dominion • Extra Foods • Fortinos • Freshmart • Loblaws • Loblaw Superstore • Maxi • No Frills • Provigo • Real Canadian Superstore • Real Canadian Wholesale Club • SaveEasy • SuperValu • T&T • Valu-mart • Your Independent Grocer • ZehrsMetro Inc. Sobeys Other National Chains Regional Chains Calgary Co-op • Choices Market • Co-op Atlantic • Farm Boy • Foodex • Galati Market Fresh • H Mart • Longo's • Marché Frais • MarketPlace IGA (in British Columbia) • Northern/Northmart • Rabba • Whole Foods MarketDefunct Banners A&P • Commisso's Food Markets • Dominion • Food City • Galati Brothers • Héritage • Sav-A-Centre • Knob Hill Farms • Loeb • Miracle Food Mart • Steinberg's • Super Centre • Ultra Food & Drug • Village Food StoresCategories:- Companies based in Vancouver
- Organic food
- Supermarkets of Canada
- Companies established in 1990
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