Whole Foods Market names 16 Supplier All-Star Award winners

The retailer says the awards recognize honorees’ commitment to quality, innovation, value and sustainability.

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Whole Foods Market has recognized 16 brands with its Supplier All-Star Awards for their commitment to quality, innovation, value and sustainability.

The honorees represent a diverse mix of brands that have left a mark on Whole Foods Market’s aisles, ranging from 4 to 40 years on the retailer’s shelves, according to a news release. Whole Foods Market says the awards underscore its commitment to recognizing and celebrating outstanding partners.

“We are proud to shine a spotlight on this committed group of suppliers and the remarkable contributions they’ve made to enriching our customer’s shopping experiences, advancing our purpose, and pushing the boundaries of excellence within the industry,” Sonya Gafsi Oblisk, chief merchandising and marketing officer for Whole Foods Market, said in the release. “These suppliers embody the spirit of collaboration and innovation that Whole Foods Market was built upon more than 40 years ago. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to this year’s Supplier All-Stars for their well-deserved recognition.”

The recipients of the Supplier All-Star Awards are handpicked by a dedicated team of Whole Foods Market leaders, category experts, and merchants, spanning all departments and product categories, including Private Label, Produce, Specialty, Seafood, Meat, Grocery, Culinary and Whole Body, the release said.

The 16 brands recognized include:

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