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Sample rows

10 of the 405 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 99 businesses, 69 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 37.

67 rows (17%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by US Foods CHEF'STORE with 67. 307 businesses have a name used only once, and 284 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 369 rated businesses is 4.4, and 52 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 284 email addresses, 178 (63%) are role addresses such as info@, 70 (25%) name a person and 36 (13%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this wholesale grocer email list?

The CSV has 405 Google Maps listings in the Wholesale grocer category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a company that buys food and household goods in bulk and resells it to stores, restaurants, institutions and smaller distributors. That covers an Asian or Latino specialty distributor with a warehouse and a delivery fleet, a cash-and-carry outlet that sells to shop owners at the counter, and a general line distributor that supplies corner stores. One Maps entry is one row, even if the company runs several loading docks.

The file has 284 rows with an email address, taken from the company's own website, one per company. Phone numbers are on 393 rows and a website is on 292. Grocery wholesalers take most orders by phone, text or a rep's visit, so the phone column is worth as much to a salesperson as the email column.

Every row carries the single category Wholesale grocer. The file does not separate frozen, dry goods, ethnic or beverage specialists. The business name and the website tell you what a company stocks.

How can you segment the file?

Open the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets and work from the columns it has. For wholesale grocers four cuts do most of the work.

The state, city and ZIP columns set the delivery territory. A grocery distributor runs trucks on fixed routes, and a seller of pallets, labels or route software wants companies in one metro area, not scattered across the country.

The business name column hints at the customer base. Names with words like Asian, Oriental, Latino, Halal, Kosher, Mediterranean, Island or Imports usually point to a distributor that serves a specific cuisine or community of store owners. Names with Cash and Carry or Warehouse Club point to a counter business. Names with Foods or Distributors are general lines. A name without a keyword will be missed, so read the website before you write.

The email columns split into 70 named-person addresses, 178 role addresses such as sales@ or orders@, and 36 addresses on free webmail domains. A role address at a distributor often feeds an order desk, so a message there should be short and written for whoever opens the shared inbox.

• State and city: a truck route or a regional warehouse.
• Name keywords: Asian, Latino, Halal, Imports, Cash and Carry, Foods.
• Email type: named buyer or owner, order desk, small shop on webmail.
• Website: check the product range or the price list before writing.

Who buys a wholesale grocer email list?

The buyers are companies that sell to grocery distributors. Food brands and importers look for distributors to carry a new sauce, noodle, snack or beverage line, and a list of wholesalers in a region is the first thing a brand without a broker needs. Foreign producers shipping to a US port search for importers of record who already handle similar goods.

Equipment and service vendors form the second group: refrigerated truck dealers and lessors, forklift and pallet racking suppliers, cold storage builders, pallet and stretch wrap sellers, and pest control and food safety auditors that serve warehouses. Software vendors pitch distribution management, order entry for phone-in customers, route planning and electronic invoicing. Payment processors and freight factoring firms reach a trade where customers pay in thirty days and the wholesaler pays suppliers sooner. Commercial insurers sell cargo and product liability policies.

How do you run outreach to wholesale grocers?

Wholesale grocers start early. Trucks load before dawn, counters open at first light, and the owner often works the floor until midday. Mail that lands in the afternoon, after the day's routes are out, has a better chance of a read.

With 70 named-person addresses, those messages can open with a first name and one line on what you sell. The 178 role addresses go to an order desk or a general manager's shared inbox. Ask the reader to pass the note to the person who buys inventory or manages the fleet. The 36 webmail addresses often belong to a family-run business where the owner decides everything.

A brand with a product to place should say which stores or restaurants the product sells to, what the case pack is and how the wholesaler can order a sample pallet. A vendor of equipment should mention the exact thing, such as a reefer trailer or a rack system, and ask whether the company is adding a dock or a route this year.

Use the website column to see whether a company stocks the cuisine you serve before you write. Dedupe by website domain, since a company can appear under two names, and send in small batches so you can read the bounces before the full run goes out.

What email rules apply when you contact wholesale grocers?

A message to a grocery distributor needs your company's valid physical postal address and an opt-out that works and that you honor. A buyer who gets forty vendor notes a week looks for the unsubscribe wording first, so keep it plain at the bottom of the message.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 99 listings in this file and 69 emails. Texas has 37 listings and 26 emails, Washington 26 and 18, New York 25 and 18, and Florida 24 and 17. Oregon follows with 16 listings and 11 emails. Illinois and North Carolina have 12 listings each with 8 emails, and Louisiana and Michigan have 10 each with 7.

By city, Los Angeles has 10 listings, Chicago 9, San Francisco and Houston 8 each, and San Jose 7. Sacramento, the Bronx, El Paso, Dallas and Seattle have 6 each.

A seller with one rep can take the California Bay Area, where San Francisco, San Jose and Sacramento sit within a day's drive. A brand placing an imported line can start with the port-connected metros of Los Angeles, Houston and Seattle. The remaining listings still serve phone calls and mailed price sheets.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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