Sprouts

Sprouts

Natural and organic foods retailer

Cashier

Full-TimeDeadline 8/6/27
No salary listed
Junior
Mesa, AZ, USA
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About the job

Requirements
  • Be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or equivalent.
  • Have 1-2 years of recent cashiering experience.
  • Demonstrate outgoing and friendly behavior, a positive attitude, and the ability to interact with customers.
  • Operate front-end equipment, including a register, calculator, and scanner.
  • Work a flexible schedule that changes with business needs, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
  • Take direction and constructive criticism and participate in a team environment.
  • Perform repetitive activities and multitask, prioritize, and stay organized.
  • Lift and carry products weighing up to 30 pounds horizontally and vertically, from 36 inches to 24 inches, for up to 3 feet and up to 50 hours without mechanical assistance.
  • Move grocery carts horizontally using both hands, requiring force up to 35 pounds, for up to 4 feet and up to 50 hours.
  • Demonstrate strong attention to detail and proficiency with numbers, cash handling, mathematical skills, reading, writing, and counting.
Responsibilities
  • Process each customer’s order quickly, accurately, and efficiently while ensuring complete customer satisfaction through prompt and friendly service.
  • Handle customer cash, credit and debit payments, and change accurately.
  • Assist customers by providing information and resolving complaints.
  • Follow front-end procedures and assist with stocking shelves, facing, and dusting as needed.
  • Maintain knowledge of weekly advertised items and direct customers to product locations throughout the store.
  • Maintain familiarity with current and upcoming store events and seminars.
  • Maintain communication with the front-end manager and head cashier.
  • Keep checkout areas clean and orderly.
  • Execute other related duties as assigned.

About the company

Sprouts Farmers Market operates as a specialty grocery retailer focused on natural and organic foods. It runs more than 400 stores in 24 states, offering a curated selection that mirrors a farmers market, including produce, organic options, vitamins and supplements, bulk foods, meat and dairy, and natural body care. Stores are smaller (about 23,000 square feet) to emphasize freshness and efficiency, with a strong distribution network to keep products fresh. A major part of its offering is private-label products (over 2,400 items) that made up about 23% of sales in late 2024, helping margins and loyalty. The company differentiates itself by concentrating on hard-to-find natural and specialty items, health-focused categories (plant-based, gluten-free, keto, paleo), and a farm-market shopping vibe, rather than competing as a traditional grocery store. Its goal is to make natural foods more accessible and affordable while serving as a complementary destination for health-minded shoppers.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Phoenix, Arizona

Founded

2002

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 net sales rose 5% to $2.3 billion despite negative comps.
  • Sprouts plans at least 40 openings in 2026, backed by nearly 150 approved sites.
  • New stores opened September 18 in Carson and Mesa, extending West Coast density.

What critics are saying

  • Q2 2026 comparable sales fell 1%, forcing margin pressure from fixed-cost deleverage.
  • A federal securities class action began September 4, 2026 in Arizona.
  • The 2026 receipt-printing settlement and repeated product recalls expose compliance and food-safety execution.

What makes Sprouts unique

  • Sprouts’ small-footprint farmers-market stores concentrate fresh produce, proteins, and wellness categories.
  • Private label reached 26% of Q2 2026 sales, widening margins and loyalty.
  • The 500th store opened September 12, 2026, proving repeatable expansion across 25 states.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Vacation

Flexible Work Hours

401(k) Company Match

Employee Discounts

Employee Assistance Program

Parental Leave

Paid Holidays

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

↑ 13%

1 year growth

↑ 13%

2 year growth

↑ 13%
Associated Press
Sep 25th, 2026
Carson welcomes first Sprouts Farmers Market, expanding healthy food access and local jobs

The City of Carson, California, opened its first Sprouts Farmers Market on 18 September 2026. The store is located at the intersection of University Drive and Avalon Boulevard, across from Ambler Elementary school. The opening brings healthy and organic food options to the University Heights community and students at California State University Dominguez Hills. Mayor Lula Davis-Holmes said the store addresses residents' requests for a grocery shop in North Carson whilst creating local jobs. The store features an in-store bakery, ready-to-eat meals, and fresh produce. It represents the city's first shop focused on health, natural products, and holistic wellness. Community response has been strong since opening morning.

City of College Station, Texas
Sep 24th, 2026
City Council approves agreements with Bass Pro Shops, Corinth Properties.

City Council approves agreements with Bass Pro Shops, Corinth Properties. The College Station City Council on Thursday approved purchase and economic development agreements with Bass Pro Shops and Dallas-based Corinth Properties, moving forward a 28-acre destination retail and mixed-use development in South College Station's emerging Midtown district. The action comes during a strong season for College Station retail and entertainment. Sprouts Farmers Market opens Sept. 25, Dave & Buster's follows on Oct. 26, and new storefronts from Tecovas and Aerie are coming to Century Square later this year. Under the agreements, the City will sell 14 acres to Bass Pro Shops for a 98,000-square-foot Outdoor World destination store. It will sell the other 14 acres to Corinth Properties for a mixed-use project with retail, restaurants and a public plaza for gatherings and events. The site along State Highway 6, north of William D. Fitch Parkway, sits next to Costco and in front of the planned South College Station baseball and softball complex. Under the agreement with Bass Pro Shops, the City will offer economic development incentives, including an operations reimbursement, sales tax reimbursement, and additional permitting and infrastructure-related support. Under the agreement with Corinth Group, the City will provide an acquisition reimbursement in exchange for Corinth Properties constructing and maintaining a plaza area within the development to further activate the project. "Council's action moves South College Station from plan to progress," said Michael Ostrowski, the City's Chief Development Officer. "Bass Pro Shops and Corinth Properties are anchoring a district built to draw shoppers and visitors from across the region. And when you look at what's opening citywide this fall, from Sprouts and Dave & Buster's to Century Square, national and Texas brands are seeing what we see: a market that's ready to grow." Bass Pro Shops' role as a destination retailer aligns with the retail destination strategy in the City's Economic Development Master Plan. That strategy calls for attracting businesses that bring new visitors into the community. Bass Pro Shops store is expected to open in 2028. Retail and entertainment momentum. Two long-vacant commercial buildings are coming back to life this fall. Sprouts Farmers Market opens Sept. 25 at 1913 Texas Ave. S. The 23,000-square-foot grocery store follows a $3.6 million renovation of the former Big Lots storefront. Popular entertainment destination, Dave & Buster's opens to the public on Oct. 26 at Post Oak Mall, 1502 Harvey Road, in the former Conn's space. The $12.8 million, 31,000-square-foot project adds a full-service restaurant, sports bar, and giant video arcade, along with group event space for corporate outings and team building. At Century Square, Aerie, the intimates, activewear and apparel brand, is relocating to Century Square this fall and Austin-founded western lifestyle brand, Tecovas, will open its first Brazos Valley store at 155 Century Court. Both join the mixed-use destination's lineup of shopping, dining, entertainment, and boutique hotels along the bustling University corridor across from Texas A&M. The new openings build on recent investment in local attractions. In August, Unreined Whiskey opened its four-story, 30,000-square-foot rickhouse and visitor center at WildHorse Ranch. Founded by Texas A&M former students, Unreined is the official whiskey of Texas A&M Athletics. The stunning venue offers guided tours, tastings and private event space, giving residents and visitors another reason to stay and explore College Station. What's next? Residents are encouraged to participate in the City's quarterly Shape College Station survey on which restaurants, shops and attractions they'd like to see in the future. About Grow College Station. Grow College Station is the City of College Station's official economic development and strategic growth platform, coordinating and accelerating long-term economic diversification for the community. Grow College Station connects site selectors, industry leaders and business partners to the tools, opportunities and civic leadership needed to grow - supporting a diversified, resilient economy where talent stays, businesses scale and growth is intentional. For more on College Station's growth and development opportunities, visit Grow College Station.

Mass Market Retailers
Sep 18th, 2026
Sprouts Farmers Market opens new store in Mesa, Arizona.

Sprouts Farmers Market opens new store in Mesa, Arizona. To celebrate the opening, Sprouts hosted a weekend of promotions and in-store activities September 18, 2026. 7:00 PM MESA, Ariz. - Sprouts Farmers Market has opened a new store in Mesa, Arizona, marking another step in the specialty grocer's continued growth in its home state. Located at 5131 S. Ellsworth Rd., the store officially welcomed shoppers on Friday and operates daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The new location features Sprouts' signature selection of fresh produce, natural and organic foods, vitamins and supplements, bulk offerings, and prepared meal options. Shoppers can also find locally sourced produce, an extensive protein assortment, and convenient grab-and-go meals, including fresh sushi, deli sandwiches and wellness bowls. To celebrate the opening, Sprouts hosted a weekend of promotions and in-store activities, including product sampling, complimentary tote bags for early shoppers and free long-stem roses for opening-day customers. The retailer also offered a 20% discount on one purchase for customers who enrolled in its free Sprouts Rewards loyalty program during the grand opening weekend. As part of its ongoing community engagement efforts, the store will partner with United Food Bank through Sprouts' Food Rescue program, donating surplus food that remains safe and nutritious for consumption. Sprouts also highlighted partnerships with local and regional growers, including Blue Sky Organic Farms and Duncan Family Farms, reinforcing its commitment to sourcing produce close to the communities it serves.

Urban Change
Sep 16th, 2026
This demolished Bedford, Texas site is getting a new Sprouts.

This demolished Bedford, Texas site is getting a new Sprouts. A new Sprouts Farmers Market is coming to Bedford, Texas, near Airport Freeway and North Industrial Boulevard. Sprouts lists the store's grand opening for October 16, 2026. Historic aerials show the property as mostly open land in 1956, before Airport Freeway and surrounding development transformed the area. A large commercial building later occupied the site before becoming Campus West and eventually being demolished. The following aerials and Street View images trace that evolution into the redevelopment now underway. Discover more Book Walking Tours Access Online Encyclopedias Order Demographic Reports February 2001. The large Campus West building already occupied the property by February 2001. A broad parking lot stretched east toward North Industrial Boulevard. Development around the site was lighter, especially along the western and northern edges. The building remained a major presence on the property for more than two decades. February 2020. Street View captured Campus West still standing in February 2020. The building faced a mostly empty parking lot along North Industrial Boulevard. Campus West was owned by First Baptist Church of Euless, now known as Cross City Church. The nonprofit 6Stones later used space within the property. November 2023. The former Campus West building was gone by November 2023. Demolition left a large cleared tract where the building and parking lot once stood. Most of the central property had returned to open ground. Nearby businesses and residential areas remained around the edges of the redevelopment site. April 2024. Street View showed the cleared property again in April 2024. Grass covered much of the former Campus West footprint. Temporary erosion-control fencing remained near the roadside. Little visible construction had started across the main portion of the tract. October 2025. Major redevelopment was underway by October 2025. Earthwork covered most of the property, while new internal roads were taking shape. Several building pads or foundations were also visible. The image marks a major shift from the open tract seen the previous year. What is coming next. Sprouts Farmers Market now lists a Bedford store at 221 North Industrial Boulevard. The company currently lists October 16, 2026, as the grand opening date. The store will become part of the larger redevelopment of the former Campus West property. Discover more Stream History Documentaries Order Demographic Reports Try Time Trackers Last Updated on September 15, 2026 by F.E.M

The Shelby Report
Sep 15th, 2026
Sprouts' 500th store opens in TX, among 4 new stores.

Sprouts' 500th store opens in TX, among 4 new stores. Share via: Sprouts Farmers Market has reached 500 stores, opening its milestone location in The Woodlands, Texas, on Sept. 12 as part of a four-store wave that also includes Sewell, New Jersey, and upcoming openings this Friday in Carson, California, and Mesa, Arizona. The 500th store - at 4775 W. Panther Creek Dr. - caps a rapid climb for the Phoenix, Arizona-based specialty grocer, which stood at 483 locations at the end of March and has said it plans at least 40 openings this year, nearly all within its existing 25-state footprint, backed by a pipeline of nearly 150 approved sites. "Reaching 500 stores is an incredible milestone for Sprouts, and one that reflects the passion of our thousands of team members, the loyalty of customers and the strong relationships we've built in the communities we serve," said Nick Konat, president and COO of Sprouts. "From our first store to our 500th, our mission has remained the same: helping people live and eat better and we're excited to continue bringing Sprouts' fresh, better-for-you assortment to even more communities in the years ahead." Opened Sept. 12: The Woodlands and Sewell. The Woodlands store sources local produce from farmers including J&B Farms and Little Bear Produce, with Food Rescue donations going to the Houston Food Bank. The Sewell store, at 280 Egg Harbor Rd., works with regional farmers including Eastern Fresh Growers, Flaim Farms, Nardelli Bros. Inc. - Lake View Farms and Sunny Valley International - The Jersey Fruit Company, with Food Rescue donations supporting Philabundance and the Food Bank of South Jersey. Opening Sept. 18: Carson and Mesa. The Carson store, at 619 E. University Drive, will source from Family Tree Farms and Five Crowns Farming and donate through Food Rescue to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. State Sen. Laura Richardson welcomed the store as a partnership bringing "nutritional options, value, and economic growth" to the community. The Mesa store, at 5131 S. Ellsworth Rd., brings the grocer's hometown-state count higher with local partners Blue Sky Organic Farms and Duncan Family Farms and Food Rescue donations to United Food Bank. Grand opening festivities. Each store holds a ribbon-cutting at 6:45 a.m. on opening day, with doors opening at 7 a.m. and grand opening weekends running through Sunday. The first 200 shoppers on the first two days receive a free reusable tote, and the first 400 guests on opening day receive a free long stem rose courtesy of Falcon Farms Floral. Shoppers who sign up for Sprouts Rewards can receive 20 percent off one purchase during their store's opening weekend, and all four locations will be open daily from 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Like all Sprouts locations, the new stores feature fresh produce at the heart of the store, proteins including No Antibiotics Ever chicken and grass-fed beef, a deli with build-your-own sandwiches starting at $4.99, daily fresh-rolled sushi with $5 Wednesday specials, more than 7,000 vitamins and supplements, and a bulk department with hundreds of bins and barrels. Sprouts Farmers Market operates more than 500 stores in 25 states with approximately 36,000 team members. The Shelby Report delivers complete grocery news and supermarket insights nationwide through the distribution of five monthly regional print and digital editions. Serving the retail food trade since 1967,... More by Shelby Team