Meijer

Meijer, Inc., known simply as Meijer, is an American regional retailer that operates a chain of large Meijer supercenters in the Midwest. The stores combine supermarket aisles with a broad selection of department-store merchandise, including clothing, home goods, electronics, and garden supplies. Meijer is privately held and family-owned.

Meijer was founded in 1934 by Hendrik Meijer as a grocery store in Michigan and later expanded by his son Frederik "Freddy" Meijer into a regional chain. The company is headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and remains owned by the Meijer family.

Meijer supercenters offer groceries, pharmacy services, and a wide range of general merchandise under one roof. The company maintains its own private-label brands and emphasizes value and convenience. Online shopping is available via Meijer.com, with options for home delivery and curbside pickup in selected markets.

Meijer operates primarily in the Midwest, with locations in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, and Wisconsin. It competes with national and regional retailers such as Walmart, Kroger, and Target in its core markets.

Meijer emphasizes community involvement and has a history of diversified operations, including pharmacy services, fuel centers at some locations, and an emphasis on service quality across its stores.