Jacksons Food Stores

In 2025, Jacksons Food Stores Inc. acquired the convenience retail assets of Redwood Oil Co. Inc. Rohnert Park, California-based Redwood Oil operated 23 Redwood Market convenience stores in northern California that had an Aztec Grill proprietary food offering. The deal also included one ExtraMile c-store in Cotati, California, for a total of 24 locations.

Meridian, Idaho-based Jacksons Food Stores celebrated its 50th anniversary last year, after a college student, John D. Jackson, at age 20 in 1975, leased his first location, a Texaco service station in Caldwell, Idaho. He purchased more stores, and the company continues to expand today. The company operates 324 convenience stores under the Jacksons Food Stores and ExtraMile by Jacksons brands. It serves customers in Arizona, Idaho, California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington.

In December, it acquired the retail, wholesale and transportation assets of Hi-Noon Petroleum Inc., Missoula, Montana, including Noon's three convenience stores, 46 dealer accounts and its entire transportation fleet. Jacksons Food Stores is one of the largest privately held corporations in Idaho.

The company is also part of a joint venture operating the ExtraMile chain of convenience stores, co-owning the network with Houston-based Chevron. The vertically integrated company also supplies fuel to more than 1,300 locations in nine states through Jacksons Energy and Jackson Energy Logistics, store supplies and full-line grocery through Capitol Distributing, fresh food products through Capitol Kitchen and tobacco and alcohol in four states through Jacksons BevCo. Jacksons has been dedicated to the communities it serves through volunteer efforts and charitable causes, including local chapters of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

For benchmarking purposes, store counts are as of Jan. 1, 2026.