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The ethnic food category in U.S. grocery retail is projected to grow by 8% annually.

Getting your products on the shelf can be intimidating – but as a grocery distributor, we know how to help you get there. And we’re passionate about helping brands navigate distribution. Tap in to the power of a national wholesale food distribution network, with personal guidance to enable your brand’s growth.

Through things like the support and advice of our Category Management experts, development programs to shine a light on new, purpose-driven, and diverse brands, and tradeshows throughout the year: Jacobs is invested in finding new ways to drive the success of our suppliers.

Launch with Confidence

When you partner with us, your dedicated Category Manager will serve as your strategic guide, ensuring a seamless onboarding process and optimizing your launch strategy for maximum success. They'll remain your primary point of contact, offering expert advice and hands-on support throughout your journey with Jacobs.

We know what it takes to get you noticed.

From perfecting your in-market promotional campaigns to refining the design of your packaging, our team is fully committed to your brand's growth and success. At Jacobs, we're not just distributors; we're your partners in building a strong and lasting presence.

Enabling Supplier Growth

Expand your reach beyond traditional natural and grocery retailers. Our teams service those brick-and-mortar stores, along with eCommerce retailers (including Amazon and Walmart), food service providers, international customers, and alternate channel locations.

Our U.S. Territory Coverage

The Northeast is one of the most diverse regions in the U.S., with many immigrants and second-generation families seeking authentic foods that reflect their heritage. Mainstream shoppers are also increasingly exploring international cuisines, inspired by travel and media. As a result, the ethnic food category in U.S. grocery stores is expected to grow in these regions: