February 22 is Forever Supermarket Employee Day
In the spirit of giving thanks, we at FMI have proclaimed February 22, Supermarket Employee Day – a time for the food industry to recognize employees at every level for the work they do feeding families and enriching lives.
Celebrate your supermarket employees with this free toolkit.
Implement Your Celebration - Your Way
1. Save the Date and Review Toolkit Resources
2. Plan Your Celebration using templates, graphics and our online store
3. Capture the Fun – send in plans and share photos on social media.
#SupermarketEmployeeDay
Scroll down for messaging, logos, turnkey resources, online store and more!
Key Messages
Share messages that give thanks to supermarket employees. Expand these messages to see supporting talking points.
Sample Proclamation
Work with your local government to proclaim February 22, 2024, Supermarket Employee Day. You can download the sample proclamation and customize it for your region.
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Tell Us About Your Plans
Share how you're planning on taking part in Supermarket Employee Day with us below. We'll be sure to support your efforts.
Templates and Resources
These downloadable templates and resources can be customized to help you get started.



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