12 Facts About Price Rite

Price Rite is a chain of supermarkets found in Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island.

Similar to other limited-assortment chains, including Aldi and Save-A-Lot, Price Rite offers drastically fewer stock-keeping units than its sibling ShopRite stores, which are conventional supermarkets.

Price Rite stores operate on the same principles as their competition; however, they are a bit bigger and concentrate on offering a larger “fresh food” selection.

Price Rite emphasizes the fact that its stores are American-owned, by incorporating the phrase "An American Company" into its trademark.

Price Rite products are the store brand for discount stores such as National Wholesale Liquidators.

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Since then, new Price Rite stores have opened within a few miles of ShopRite supermarkets in places such as: Camden and Garfield, New Jersey.

Price Rite changed their logo and branding to "Price Rite Marketplace" in 2017.

Price Rite said that it wanted to reflect the changes that had been made in the stores since the original Price Rite limited-assortment format was launched in 1995.

The Torrington, Connecticut Price Rite was a former ShopRite store that had sat unused for almost 10 years before it was opened as Price Rite.

In 2014, Wakefern announced that the Price Rite banner was to be made available to all of its cooperative members, so they can open and operate their own Price Rite outlets.

In 2007, a Price Rite store was opened in Pembroke, Bermuda, marking the first Price Rite store outside of the U S The store is owned and operated by The Marketplace Group Ltd.

The stores sell Price Rite-branded merchandise, but feature Costco Wholesale's Kirkland Signature brand as well as national brands.