Who We Are
For nearly 40 years, the National Grocers Association (NGA) has represented independent community grocers located in every congressional district across the country, and the wholesalers that service them. Also represented are affiliated associations, manufacturers, and service suppliers as well as other entrepreneurial companies that support NGA’s Mission and Philosophy. NGA works to ensure ongoing economic advancement and prosperity for America’s independent community and remains the only trade association exclusively focused on representing the independent sector of the food industry.
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Reasor’s Kicks Off Supplies For Schools Promotion
“As students return to the classroom for the upcoming year, it’s imperative that they have the supplies they need to learn,” said Amanda Russell, marketing and advertising director for Reasor’s. “We are committed to education through our annual Supplies for Schools program, that helps support under-resourced students.”
Read MoreEddie’s of Roland Park Reveals Summer Spotify Playlist
Eddie’s of Roland Park has teamed with local musicians Kariz Marcel and Ashley Alexander, of Blakwater House, a downtown Baltimore creative music hub, to produce Summer Refresh, a seasonal Spotify playlist showcasing Baltimore’s vibrant music scene.
Read MoreBig Y Turns Pink To Raise Funds For Breast Cancer Prevention
In order to continue to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer, all Big Y Supermarkets will be donating proceeds from various departments throughout the store to 32 local breast cancer support groups throughout Massachusetts and Connecticut. Since 2007, the chain has raised more than $2 million dollars for this cause.
Read MoreBecome a Member
NGA is the only national trade association dedicated solely to the needs of independent, community-focused grocery retailers and operators. For nearly 40 years, NGA has had privilege to serve the independent supermarket industry.
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NGA Take Action portal supporters of the independent supermarket industry are able to connect with elected officials and regulators on the many important issues affecting the independent supermarket industry.
