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How to get your product into Whole Foods Market

A natural and organic grocer with ingredient quality standards and local and regional sourcing paths.

What Whole Foods Market buyers prioritize

  • Ingredient standards compliance
  • Natural and organic credentials
  • Local or regional story
  • Premium quality that justifies price

How to prepare your Whole Foods Market pitch

1

Check fit

Confirm your price tier, pack size and shopper match Whole Foods Market's format and the category's current set.

2

Close the gaps

Get velocity data, margin after trade, item setup and compliance documents in order before the meeting.

3

Pitch to their checklist

Bring a Whole Foods Market-specific sell sheet, category story, pricing model and funded launch plan.

Questions

How do I get my product into Whole Foods Market?

Start by confirming your product fits Whole Foods Market's shopper and format, then prepare the data and materials its buyers expect: ingredient standards compliance, natural and organic credentials, local or regional story, and premium quality that justifies price. Time your pitch ahead of the category review and bring a retailer-specific sell sheet and pricing model.

Do I need a broker to sell to Whole Foods Market?

Not necessarily. Many brands pitch Whole Foods Market directly, while others use a broker for relationships and account management. Vice CPG prepares your pitch either way.

What do Whole Foods Market buyers look for?

Whole Foods Market buyers prioritize ingredient standards compliance, natural and organic credentials, local or regional story, and premium quality that justifies price.

Find out if you are ready for Whole Foods Market.

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