Kraco

Kraco is a American retail chain that sells travel accessories, convenience stores, and food service items to motorists. The company was founded in 1959 and is based in East Windsor, Connecticut. Kraco operates stores along highways and interstates in the United States, primarily in the Northeast region.

Kraco stores typically offer a variety of products and services catering to commuters and travelers. These include food and beverages, convenience store items such as lottery tickets and snack foods, and travel accessories like roadside emergency kits and travel guides. The company also sells motor oil, automotive supplies, and other convenience items.

Kraco has a long history of serving the Northeast region, with its first store opening on the New Jersey Turnpike in 1968. Over the years, the company has expanded to over 200 locations, which are commonly found near highway rest areas and service plazas. Kraco stores often operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing services to drivers at all times.

While Kraco operates primarily in the Northeast, the company's impact on the region's economy and transportation infrastructure is notable. By providing services and goods to motorists, Kraco contributes to the financial well-being of local communities and helps to support road maintenance and construction projects. As a regional retail chain, Kraco plays a significant role in shaping the results of traveling in the Northeastern United States.