Kroger owns a large number of grocery store brands across the United States. The main grocery store chains owned by Kroger include:
- Kroger (the flagship brand)
- Ralphs
- Dillons (which also operates Baker's and Gerbes)
- Smith's
- King Soopers
- Fry's Food and Drug
- QFC (Quality Food Centers)
- City Market
- Owen's
- Jay C Food Store
- Pay Less Super Markets
- Harris Teeter
- Pick 'n Save
- Food 4 Less
- Foods Co.
- Fred Meyer
- Mariano's
- Metro Market
- Roundy's
- Ruler Foods
These stores operate in various regions, mostly in the South, Midwest, and West of the U.S. Kroger operates over 2,700 grocery retail stores under these various banners in 35 states
. Some additional details:
- Harris Teeter operates mostly in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic and has a distinct brand and separate digital system from Kroger.
- Food 4 Less and Foods Co. are more "no frills" stores with some overlap in their markets.
- Kroger also operates Kroger Marketplace stores, which are larger hypermarket-style stores combining groceries with other departments
In summary, Kroger owns and operates a diverse portfolio of grocery store brands tailored to different regions and customer preferences across the U.S.
