Natural Grocers, a Colorado-based organic grocery chain, is preparing to open a second Rio Grande Valley location in McAllen.
Photo Credit | Kristen Mosbrucker-Garza
The company confirmed the planned store to the Rio Grande Valley Business Journal, but declined to provide additional details.
The new store is expected to open near TruFit Athletic Clubs, in the 900 block of South 10th Street in McAllen.
The store marks the company’s rapid expansion in a market it only recently entered.
“We opened our Brownsville location in January of 2025 and have proudly been serving the citizens of that lovely city and its surrounding communities since,” the company said in a statement to the Journal.
Read more: Sprouts files $10M plan for Brownsville grocery store
Natural Grocers, headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado, was founded in 1955 and operates more than 160 stores in 21 states.
The chain focuses on organic groceries, vitamins, supplements, and natural body-care products, with stores offering USDA-certified organic produce, pasture-raised meats and eggs, and nutrition education led by in-store health coaches.
RGV Business Journal Staff
Staff
Most Read
- New $1.6M food hall aims to transform downtown Edinburg with dining, retail and events
- Vice President J.D. Vance cancels South Texas visit ahead of Port of Brownsville event
- Economic progress at the Port of Brownsville draws vice president’s visit
- Crunch Fitness plans a new 50,000-square-foot Harlingen location
- U.S. Energy Secretary says visas ‘won’t be an issue’ for Port of Brownsville oil refinery
Get the latest business news delivered to your inbox every morning for free.
Try 30 Days Free!
Get full access to award-winning journalism covering business, real estate, health care, economic trends, and the people shaping the Rio Grande Valley.
30 Days Free!
$9.95/month
Limited time offer
Subscription renews after your 30 day free trial at $9.95/mo.
Included Benefits
- Unlimited access to all articles
- Daily business news and analysis
- Subscriber-only content and features
Stories That Matter
- SpaceX is giving Brownsville $220M for water projects. In exchange, the city gave up zoning control of 444 acres near Starbase
- Nearly $164M in water conservation investments planned for Rio Grande Valley
- UT Health RGV performs new digestive procedure for first time in the Valley
- Nearly 4,000 Cameron County homes could lose state-backed windstorm coverage
- Brownsville advances as finalist for potential professional soccer team
- Competition for Rio Grande Valley workers is heating up
- Social Fest launches RGV Creator of the Year award
- Mexican tech company chooses McAllen as launchpad for U.S. expansion
- Mission’s first Small Business Expo puts $25K on the line for local entrepreneurs
- Construction workers make up nearly 1 in 3 unemployment claims in three RGV counties
