Harveys Supermarkets is a grocery chain with stores in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina that focuses on small-town values and sustainable, local products.
History
John Harvey created J.H. Harvey Co. LLC in 1950 in Nashville, Ga. and rapidly expanded the company into a chain of grocery stores, growing from 22 stores in 1981 to 70 supermarkets by the time it was purchased by Delhaize America, a division of food retailer Delhaize Group.
Dedicated to promoting local farmers, the Georgia-based retailer sells all its produce from Georgia farms. By selling local goods, the company believes, its store shelves will be stocked with fresher products and it will help sustain the local economy. Selling locally grown products also reduces shipping costs, which reflects on the products’ end price and helps the company reduce its carbon footprint.
As a sister store to Harveys, Food Lion LLC performs many of the day-to-day functions for the smaller chain. Food Lion handles procurement, distribution and back-office work. As a result, Harveys closed its warehouse in Nashville, Ga., in an effort to become a more efficient subsidiary of Delhaize America.
Harveys sells Sunset Farms meats, cut fresh every day by in-house butchers. Running weekly specials like “Cheap Chicken Monday” and “Pig Pickin’ Thursday,” the company offers customers the option to plan pre-cooked meals through the week at an affordable price. Harveys provides seafood from BSF and Sea Best Food, and sells First Fruit apples from Washington State – although not local, Harveys supports First Fruits because it donates apples to local food banks to help fight hunger in America.
The company also works with the Collect and Recycle Electronics program to further its commitment to protecting the environment. It allows its customers to create shopping lists online and sends out weekly email specials to reduce mailers. As with most grocery chains, Harveys does have its own discount program for loyal customers called Rewards Key.
Stats
Headquarters: Nashville, Georgia
Subsidiary: Food Lion LLC, Delhaize America, Delhaize Group
Number of Stores: 70
Geography: Florida, Georgia, South Carolina
Demography: Local, environmentally friendly shoppers
Special Services: Collect and Recycle Electronics program, First Fruits, Wednesday Super Saver, Ogres & Onions, Pig Pickin’ Thursday, Cheap Chicken Monday, Rewards Key
Brands
Food Lion, Harvey’s, Home 360, Healthy Accents
Important Links
Corporate Home Page
Online Shopping
Circular and Specials
Jobs and Careers
Store Locations
Management
We the people of Donalsonville,Ga.39845, miss Harvey’s Supermarket. Please come back.The friendly employees are missed,prices on the products are missed and their LOW WEDNESDAY SPECIALS are also missed.We only have one grocery store to shop at ,and it is very crowed, and their prices are far from beating Harvey’s prices. Please try to get back where Harveys belong. Thankyou !
Harveys is Hawkinsville, Ga is awesome and the meat is superior to walmart, sure you may pay a little more for some items in the store but you are buying local and not from a Gigantic Chain like walmart….
I went in Harveys today and there were at least 15 people waiting to check out with one cashier . I turned around and left. Sadly , I was able to travel a block away to Walmart and got out in less time than the friend of mine did at Harveys. I don’t mind paying a little more , but I do mind waiting forever to give you my money. CORDELE GA
I am a long time customer of Harvey’s Moultrie and hate to say it but the customer service at Walmart is far superior to what I get at Harvey’s. The employees attitudes are awful and being disabled I can’t even get help getting my groceries in my cart or to my car. The store is disorganized and shelves are always bare of sales items. I personally will never set foot in this store again once our new Publix opens. Publix puts customer service at the top of their list just like Chik Fil A. So disappointed in this store.
I live in lake City, Fl. and I shop at Harvey’s Store # 1671 and I take my mom to the store and she has to use a walking Cane to get from the car to the store, and some wise Guy has moved the shopping baskets from where the motorized carts are all the way to the other side, she doesn’t get around easily, and usually the shopping carts are right there when we walk in, but a guy named Chon Tillman has done a lot of unnecessary moving around in this store, I have heard a lot of customers complain about what he has done. he needs to move the shopping Carts back to the other side where they were to begin with, there is a lot of Elderly Shoppers who shop there and they cant walk from the parking Lot all the way to the other side of the double doors are where the baskets are now held now, Chon has gotten the Big Head and went to far and isn’t thinking of his customers. Put every thing back the way it is and that includes the Shopping baskets!! Please reply back at the email above. . . . . . . . Thanks In Advance
Wayne B.
Harveys is a clean store the cashiers always ask if you found everything alright.
I live in Adel, Ga my husband and i visit Harveys a lot and the the service is good i’m sorry for the ones that had a bad experience. but so far i haven’t had it. there are lazy people that’s just on the clock and i feel that it should be dealt with, but Harveys in Adel, Ga is a good place to shop. every one is very friendly and you can get help. maybe if you start asking for the manager that might help and if the manager isn’t any better report it.again i say i’m sorry for the bad experience that you all had.