
365 by Whole Foods Market is the private-label brand of Whole Foods Market, which is wholly owned by Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN). Amazon acquired Whole Foods in August 2017 for $13.7 billion. The 365 line, launched as 365 Everyday Value in 1997, covers thousands of grocery, household, and prepared food products sold at Whole Foods stores and online, including prepared salads and fresh foods competing with other retailer brands.
| Brand | Parent Company | Ownership Type |
|---|---|---|
| 365 by Whole Foods Market | Amazon.com Inc. | Product line |
Whole Foods Market launched 365 Everyday Value in 1997, naming the brand for its positioning as everyday essentials at accessible prices. The line began with pantry staples and expanded steadily across grocery categories as Whole Foods grew from a regional natural foods chain into a national retailer.
Through the 2000s, 365 Everyday Value became one of the largest natural private-label programs in US retail, covering packaged grocery, frozen foods, household goods, and personal care. Its presence inside Whole Foods stores gave the chain margin advantage and price flexibility relative to national brands.
In 2015, Whole Foods announced a standalone store concept under the 365 by Whole Foods Market name: smaller, lower-priced stores targeting younger shoppers and more mainstream locations. The first 365 stores opened in 2016. The concept was scaled back after the Amazon acquisition, with standalone 365 stores converted or absorbed into the main chain by 2019, but the private-label brand retained the 365 by Whole Foods Market name.
Amazon's August 2017 acquisition of Whole Foods for $13.7 billion brought the 365 line under Amazon ownership. Amazon used the brand to strengthen its grocery private-label strategy, extending 365 products to online grocery through Amazon's platforms while maintaining Whole Foods' ingredient standards.
Through the 2020s, the 365 line expanded further into prepared foods, including bagged salads, fresh-cut produce, deli items, and ready-to-eat meals, putting it in direct competition with national prepared food brands and other retailer private labels.
What does Amazon own?
Amazon owns Amazon Web Services, Whole Foods Market, Ring, Twitch, Amazon MGM Studios, Alexa, Amazon Prime, Kindle, Fire TV, and Amazon Logistics. The company also owns Zoox, an autonomous vehicle company, and One Medical, a primary healthcare provider. Amazon has made over 120 acquisitions since its founding.
Is Amazon publicly traded?
Yes. Amazon trades on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol AMZN. The company has been publicly traded since its IPO in May 1997 at $18 per share.
Who founded Amazon?
Jeff Bezos founded Amazon in July 1994 in Bellevue, Washington. He initially started the company as an online bookstore. Bezos served as CEO until July 2021, when Andy Jassy succeeded him. Bezos remains executive chairman.
Where is Amazon headquartered?
Amazon is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, USA. The company's corporate offices are in the South Lake Union neighborhood. Amazon has major offices and fulfillment centers across the United States and internationally.
How many brands does Amazon own?
Amazon owns approximately 10 major brands including Amazon, AWS, Whole Foods, Ring, Twitch, Alexa, Amazon Prime, Amazon MGM Studios, Kindle, and Fire TV. The company has made over 120 acquisitions, many of which have been integrated into its existing operations.
Who owns Amazon?
Amazon is a publicly traded company with no single controlling shareholder. Jeff Bezos is the largest individual shareholder, holding approximately 9% of outstanding shares. Institutional investors including Vanguard Group, BlackRock, and State Street are among the largest holders. All shares carry equal voting rights.
What is Amazon's revenue?
Amazon reported FY2025 net sales of $716.9 billion, up 12% year over year. Net income was $77.7 billion, or $7.17 per diluted share. AWS contributed $128.7 billion in revenue, growing 20% year over year.
What antitrust cases is Amazon facing?
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission and 17 states filed an antitrust lawsuit in September 2023 alleging Amazon maintains monopoly power in its online marketplace. The case is ongoing. The EU has also investigated Amazon's marketplace practices, and the Digital Markets Act imposes obligations on Amazon as a gatekeeper.
The 365 line operates under Whole Foods Market's ingredient and sourcing standards, which restrict hundreds of additives and set requirements for categories including seafood sustainability and animal welfare ratings in fresh departments.
Whole Foods has published quality standards covering body care, cleaning products, and food categories, and its private-label products carry those standards by default. Certain 365 products carry third-party certifications including USDA Organic where applicable.
As an Amazon-owned operation, the line falls under Amazon's broader sustainability reporting, including its Climate Pledge commitments and packaging reduction programs. Private-label packaging has been a focus of reduction efforts within Amazon's grocery operations.
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Albertsons | USA (Albertsons) | 2005 | Private label | United states | All-consumers | |
| Publix Super Markets | USA | 2001 | Mass market | United states | All Genders | |
| Albertsons | USA (Albertsons) | 2016 | Private label | United states | All-consumers |
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Brand Heritage: Competitor brands range from established heritage brands to newer market entrants, with founding years spanning several decades.
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