Top 202 Convenience Store Chains

CSP’s annual list of the largest chains in the convenience-store industry
Top 202 Convenience Store Chains

Landmark Industries/Timewise

Landmark Industries/Timewise got its start thanks to a fortune cookie. At dinner, the four principals received a fortune that said, “You will do well on your own.” They thought, "Why not?" and bought their first convenience store.

Top 202 Convenience Store Chains

Giant Eagle (GetGo)

Giant Eagle Inc. entered the convenience store business in 2002 when it converted 27 Crossroads stores in Ohio and Pennsylvania to its GetGo brand.

There are Convenient Food Mart locations in every state except Hawaii and Alaska.

My Goods Market (formerly Pacific Convenience & Fuels LLC or PC&F) became one of the industry's largest privately owned chains.

Huck's is considered one of the most culturally empowered companies in the industry.

Hy-Vee Gas is also pretty good at the convenience store business, parlaying its popular brand through a strong private-label fuel program.

Englefield Oil's Duchess Shoppes convenience store brand appeared in 1970. The company also operates four oil-lube facilities, seven QSRs and seven unattended Pacific Pride cardlocks.

G&M Oil's motto is “G&M Oil is with you all the way.”

Village Pantry sells fresh-made sandwiches and doughnuts made on site at more than 100 locations.

Admiral Petroleum is a convenience store chain inclusive of tobacco stores covering the lower peninsula of Michigan, with a few stores in the upper peninsula.

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