Hen house grocery was started as a small grocery shop in 1923 by Mollie ball and Sydney in Kansas City. Gradually the store was improved and employees were hired and today it has became one of the largest grocery retail companies with a multimillion dollar corporation known as balls food stores. There are more than 29 stores at present which are running under the name of balls price chopper and hen house market. There are 4000 team mates who are working with the shop and providing one of the most convenient customer services in that area. Fred ball is currently working as the owner of the shop and soon his son David is going to manage the whole company as third generation member. There are special offer which regulates during particular days of the week. Various rewards are designed for the customers with better options. There are various departments which are regulated by this store including bakery, butcher block, deli, grocery, floral shop, health and beauty, pharmacy, nutrition, poultry place, produce patch and sea food.

 

Hen house grocery also provide meal solution for their customers in different sections such as week's meal deal, dinner tonight, soup of the day and various other family meals. This facility includes different food items for their customer who shop and get tired and are not in the mood of cooking. They can enjoy eating the dinner at the hen house with their family. Chef jasper mirabile is the main cook chef of the shop and offers learn shop cook at the store to the people who love cooking. One can enjoy shopping at this store with friendly atmosphere and staff. The main attraction of the shop is the freshness and quality of food items offered there. One can buy fresh and delicious baked donuts and other bakery items from the shop. They provide one of the best and freshest items under one roof. Some of the signature items of the store include certified Hereford beef, tippin's pies, buy fresh buy local, boars, head and Mollie b's.

 

The facility of hen house rewards provides various discounts on different items. They also help in learning the most appropriated products for you in the store. Whenever there is a temporary reduction on any of the item from the manufacturers then the customers are served with different rewards. One can save on different items and products inside the hen house. For more information regarding various facilities available at hen house grocery one can visit their website. 

 

From1923，The Ball’s Company is committed to providing its customers with friendly service, quality products, and value pricing, in clean organized stores. We know that our customers are the reason we are in business, so we strive to make grocery shopping a pleasure, not a chore.

 

We are dedicated to providing honesty and fairness, offering truth in our advertising, freshness in all of our perishable products and guaranteed satisfaction with every purchase. We keep every cost of operation at a minimum to insure that we will always be price competitive.

 

We know that the success of the Ball’s Company depends upon satisfying the needs of our teammates, customers and the communities of which we are a part. The pursuit of this philosophy will not only insure the profitable growth of our company, but will provide financial reward, job security, and career opportunities for the members of our team who pursue this philosophy with us.

 

Recycling 

•Cardboard – 100 tons a month

•Plastic Bags – Provide recycle barrels for customers to utilize

•Grease from cooking

 

Reuseable bags promoted in various sizes and styles for toting groceries home.

 

Composting initiative – Removing 65 tons a month of waste from land disposal.

 

Energy Initiatives

 • Heat reclaim from refrigeration compressors to heat water for store use.

 •Lighting – Updating to energy efficient fluorescent and LED bulbs.

 •Kansas City Power & Light – Participate with KCP&L energy curtailment programs during summer peak consumption days.

 

Buy Fresh Buy Local – Partner with growers, producers and manufacturers with in a 200 mile radius versus purchasing majority of goods from west and east coast.  Reducing fuel consumption and pollution.