America’s largest grocery store should be out of business
Jungle Jim's International Market is a 50 year old, family owned grocery store in Fairfield, Ohio. 280,000 square feet. About 82,000 shoppers a week. With over 180,000 SKUs from more than 70 countries. Hundreds of millions in annual revenue, with $0 in outside funding ever raised. It's run by an eccentric guy with a flip phone who has filled the place with things you won't find in any other grocery store. Grocery is a brutal business and margins are razor thin. Every other indie grocer has been swallowed. So how does this place still exist? Subscribe to Morning Brew Sign up for free today: https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/sub... Follow The Brew! Instagram - / morningbrew Twitter - / morningbrew Tik Tok - / morningbrew

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