MATTHEWS, N.C. – Harris Teeter today announced it has been recognized by Newsweek as one of “America’s Greatest Workplaces for Culture, Belonging & Community” for 2026. Harris Teeter is committed to intentionally creating and sustaining a workplace culture that values and strengthens connections among associates and the communities it serves.

"We appreciate Newsweek recognizing our workplace culture, which is grounded in respect, collaboration, and a shared sense of purpose,” said Martha Tayor, Vice President of Human Resources. “Supporting our associates and creating an environment where people feel welcomed, valued and empowered to contribute is an integral part of our business. We work every day to foster a positive workplace where everyone can succeed.”

Harris Teeter recognizes that the skills, perspectives and dedication of its associates play a critical role in the company’s success. Through long-term community partnerships, including many initiatives to address food insecurity, Harris Teeter remains committed to making a meaningful impact in the communities it serves.

Newsweek’s comprehensive ranking evaluates U.S. employers with more than 1,000 employees based on their performance across metrics that matter most to women, minorities, and diverse demographic groups. The evaluation included a large-scale, national survey conducted between April and October 2025 of more than 2.7 million company reviews from more than 179,000 employees, plus additional data from three previous studies – encompassing more than 4.9 million reviews and 400,000 interviews – to provide deeper insights.

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ABOUT HARRIS TEETER

For more than 60 years, Harris Teeter, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR), has enriched lives – one meal, one family, one associate, and one community at a time. Headquartered in Matthews, North Carolina, Harris Teeter employs 36,000 valued associates across more than 250 stores and 85 fuel centers in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, Maryland, Delaware, Florida, and the District of Columbia.