United Natural Foods Inc is a major distributor of natural, organic, and specialty foods, along with non-food products across the United States and Canada. It provides a wide range of items including grocery, wellness, personal care, and frozen foods under various brand names such as Woodstock Farms, Blue Marble, and WILD HARVEST. The company also operates retail grocery stores and offers services like marketing programs and supply chain solutions to support its clients, ranging from independent retailers to ecommerce platforms. Founded in 1976, its headquarters are in Providence, Rhode Island.
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After United Natural Foods released its fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Thursday, shares hit a new multiyear low — one not seen in nearly a decade.
Chris Lange 
