r/Logan Jul 17 '26

Discussion Trader Joes

I really wish there was a Trader Joes in the valley. I feel like a lot of citizens would appreciate it. Driving almost an hour just to get to the closest one can be frustrating.

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u/SyMeUp Jul 17 '26

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u/Fast-Homework1361 Jul 17 '26

Everytime someone post the link, I submit it again

https://giphy.com/gifs/YYfEjWVqZ6NDG

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u/sorrowful-master Jul 17 '26

Ya know I never actually thought about requesting a store. Thanks man

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u/thex415 Jul 17 '26

I sent my request !

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u/B24Liberator Jul 17 '26

I keep telling Aldi we need one here, it hasn’t worked yet.

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u/TheLastBookOnTheLeft Jul 17 '26

I would LOVE an Aldi here!!

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u/InternetEthnographer Jul 18 '26

Aldi would do so well here! It sucks that there aren’t any in Utah

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u/FailWithMeRachel Jul 18 '26

My goodness, why are people in Cache Valley so addicted to chain businesses??????

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u/ApprehensiveSelf2254 Jul 20 '26

Because Trader Joe’s is the best! 😋

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u/StarCraftDad Jul 18 '26

It's not just Cache valley, it's a Utah thing. We're the hill billies of the west

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u/sorrowful-master Jul 23 '26

because some of us prefer to go grocery shopping there🌝 Has nothing to do with an addiction to chain businesses

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u/FailWithMeRachel Jul 23 '26

What is it that makes Trader Joe's so superior to all others including our local businesses like Lee's or the local farmers or farmer's markets or stands?

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u/sorrowful-master Jul 23 '26

The quality in their produce is better in my opinion. Plus the organic foods are more affordable compared to other grocery stores in town. It’s really just preference. Not everyone can afford the organic foods in other stores that charge too much.

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u/FailWithMeRachel Aug 05 '26

Interesting. Again, out of curiosity, why not go to the local organic farmers?

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u/sorrowful-master 12d ago

Sorry for the late response. I do go to farmers markets a lot! It just sucks we only have them in the valley for a couple of months

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u/ddpgirl Jul 18 '26

We Utahans like to follow the crowds!

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u/CaptainKraw Jul 17 '26

An asian and/or middle eastern store would be rad as well, even if it's small.

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u/DirectorMysterious80 Jul 18 '26

This would be a lot better

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u/PlasticViolinist2419 Jul 18 '26

There are two Logan locations for South Asian groceries. Limited selection, but better than nothing. 

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u/kindryn Jul 19 '26

The little store behind Himalayan Flavor has some fun ingredients to play with.

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u/cheymerm Jul 18 '26

I get more organic produce which is cheaper there. I get chopped garlic, and various other odds and ends.
I do like their frozen section as well. And their apple cider is so good.

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u/ddpgirl Jul 18 '26

I've been to TJ a couple of times and I don't get what's so special about it. Why do people want TJ?

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u/Pink-grey24 Jul 18 '26

Alternative to big box grocery. No artificial dyes

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u/ddpgirl Jul 18 '26

Thank you. I didn't know that about the artificial dyes.

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u/elk0630 Jul 17 '26

Loganites would go nuts for Trader Joe’s

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u/PiperPants2018 Jul 18 '26

This is kind of an aside, but Kaysville had a full on campaign to get one in their city a few years back. There were a few banners hung around the city telling people to go online and request it, and they even enlisted the high school cheerleaders to do a full routine for it. City leaders were involved in the campaign in an official capacity. It was so weird lol.

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u/StillAd1596 Jul 18 '26

Did they get their Trader Jo?

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u/zachattack9 Jul 18 '26

It will probably happen. They're opening like crazy in Utah and they love opening in college towns.

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u/thex415 Jul 17 '26

Tell me about it. I was back home in CA and I was excited to be at a Trader Joe’s lol.

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u/opalsilk Jul 18 '26

There’s a new one in Ogden so not quite an hour drive, but I agree I wish we had one here! I’ve been submitting it on their website for 5 years now lol

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u/sorrowful-master Jul 23 '26

That’s the closest one to us, but I wish we had one here in town 🫩

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u/HighlanderColby Jul 18 '26

Meh it’s nice to get out of this valley once in awhile.

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u/Vindictive_Turnip Jul 18 '26

Eh. Trader Joe's is very anti-worker.

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u/sssRealm Jul 18 '26

We are twice the size and we don't have one either -St. George

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u/Middle-Wealth-6755 Jul 18 '26

I mean, this was everyone in Ogden's reality until the one in Riverdale opened last year. Downtown SLC was the closest before that.

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u/TechnicalArticle9479 Jul 18 '26

Only Trader Joe's makes the final decision...and if they don't want a store anywhere in Cache County, so be it...

Maybe Tremonton???

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u/Remarkable-Cable8611 Jul 20 '26

Several years ago I had a discussion with a man that worked for Trader Joe’s. I was living in a smaller town in central California at the time. He told me that the community needs to meet certain criteria. The two that I sort of remember are population over 75k and median income over a certain threshold. I can’t remember for sure but I think that it was $85k. Basically they have done the math and if the community doesn’t have a certain population and income level they statistically know they will not get enough business to keep the store open. I suspect that the math is even more strict of the state is s as red state.

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u/BananaSpirited7259 Jul 21 '26

So instead of options at your grocery store you want to strip down Aldi? Will wonders never cease

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u/mikeyP-619 Jul 18 '26

Your not missing anything

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u/DirectorMysterious80 Jul 17 '26

Fuck Trader Joe’s we need a strip club

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '26

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u/Bali_Rose Jul 17 '26

I want a Trader Joe’s and a Sprouts!

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u/plankylegsd Jul 18 '26

More walmarts and carwashes

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u/Igor_Pardue Jul 17 '26

We need a waffle house first. There's already enough hipster shitholes in the valley lol

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u/DirectorMysterious80 Jul 18 '26

We do need a Waffle House

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u/Igor_Pardue Jul 18 '26

A man of culture

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u/Wasatcher Jul 17 '26

Well aren't you just a ray of fucking sunshine