Foodservice

‘Reimagined’ Honey Farms Market ‘built around clean, high-quality ingredients and thoughtfully crafted offerings’

Raynham, Massachusetts, store includes locally sourced products, expanded grab-and-go section
The “newly reimagined” Honey Farms Market convenience store in Raynham, Massachusetts.
The “newly reimagined” Honey Farms Market convenience store in Raynham, Massachusetts. | Global Partners photos

A “newly reimagined” Honey Farms Market convenience store, which opened last month in Raynham, Massachusetts, is designed to offer a “distinctly enjoyable convenience experience,” parent company Global Partners said.

The new concept draws inspiration from the innovation behind sister brand Alltown Fresh, Waltham, Massachusetts-based Global Partners said, adding that the location is “where good-natured convenience meets community” and offers “a fresh, modern experience that stays true to its neighborhood roots.” Alltown Fresh supports communities by sourcing products from local farms, bakeries and vendors. 

Jac Moskalik, Global Partners’ vice president of food, innovation and strategy, told CSP, “At Honey Farms, we’re redefining the convenience experience with a food and beverage program built around clean, high-quality ingredients and thoughtfully crafted offerings that meet customers wherever they are—morning, noon or night. Our expanded grab-and-go selection makes it easy for guests to enjoy fresh, satisfying meals on the run, while our made-to-order sandwiches bring craveable, chef-created flavors to the forefront, partnering with local suppliers where possible.”

The made-to-order menu features locally sourced offerings, including artisan breads from Fireking Baking Co., Braintree, Massachusetts, and cheese from Cabot Creamery, Waitsfield, Vermont, the company said.

In addition, Moskalik said, Honey Farms Market has elevated its beverage lineup with new additions, including a Honey Infused Lemonade, “a refreshing, naturally sweet twist that captures the essence of our brand.”

  • Global Partners is No. 25 on CSP’s 2025 Top 202 ranking of U.S. convenience-store chains by store count.

The Raynham Honey Farms Market also offers a grab-and-go selection of handcrafted sandwiches, snacks and sides. The brand’s signature sandwich, the Stinger, features two types of cheese, brisket, tangy Stinger sauce and pickled red onions, served on sourdough or honey wheat bread.

In addition, “If it’s something sweet they’re craving, we have them covered with our signature fresh-baked cinnamon rolls, amazing signature doughnuts or one of our crumble pies from a local supplier, Big Little Pies [Boston],” Moskalik said. 

Outside the kitchen, and alongside traditional snack offerings, there is an expanded grocery section with clean-label pantry staples, fresh produce, dairy and better-for-you essentials that “go well beyond what you’d expect in a typical convenience store,” Global Partners said. Bean-to-cup Honey Farms Market coffee and honey-infused beverages round out the proprietary offerings.

“At the heart of Honey Farms is a deep commitment to local and community—brought to life through the ingredients in our food and the curated selection of locally sourced products featured throughout our stores,” Moskalik said.

“We’re not just building another convenience store,” said Laura Derba, Global Partners senior vice president of retail operations. “We’re creating a neighborhood market rooted in our core values: fresh food, local products, a deep commitment to community and genuine hospitality. With Honey Farms Market, we’re aiming to set a new standard for convenience retail that’s personalized, community driven and quality focused.”

Global Partners owns, leases or supplies 1,584 gas stations and convenience stores under multiple brands, including Alltown Fresh, Alltown, XtraMart, Honey Farms, Jiffy Mart, Wheels, T-Bird and others.

Global Partners is one of the largest liquid-energy companies on the East Coast, operating and managing dedicated storage at 54 terminals, strategically connected to rail, pipeline and marine assets, extending from Maine to Florida and into the U.S. Gulf States. In 2024, the company expanded its reach with two acquisitions, adding five terminals to its network. The company is also advancing its transition to low-carbon, renewable fuel options to meet evolving energy demands.

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