Company News • 17.06.2015

Reputations of America’s top retail companies continue to improve

Amazon, Publix and Whole Foods are America's most reputable retail companies

Reputations of America’s top retail companies continue to improve...
Source: Reputation Institute (RI)

For the third year in a row, Amazon claims the top spot in Reputation Institute’s annual survey of America’s top 50 most reputable companies in the retail industry. Reputation Institute (RI) is the world’s leading consulting and advisory firm for reputation.

Amazon is the only company of all the retail companies surveyed to achieve an excellent reputation. Supermarket chains move up in the ranking this year, with Publix ranking second and Whole Foods jumping five spots to third place in 2015.  

“The overall reputation of America’s top retail companies has steadily improved over the last three years, signaling that these companies are being proactive and making a conscious decision to manage their reputations,” says Brad Hecht, chief research officer at Reputation Institute.

America’s top 10 companies in the retail industry in 2015 are:

  1. Amazon.com
  2. Publix Super Markets Inc.
  3. Whole Foods
  4. Tiffany & Co.
  5. Costco Wholesale
  6. Lowe’s Home Improvement
  7. Home Depot
  8. Ace Hardware
  9. Cabela’s
  10. Ahold

The list of America’s top 50 most reputable retail companies is derived from the data collected for the 2015 US RepTrak 100 study. The retail industry includes firms engaged in the selling of finished products to end user consumers as well as apparel stores, food stores, department stores, warehouse retailers, convenience retailers, specialty retailers, resale stores, and online stores. In 2015, four new companies made the top ten in this industry: Tiffany & Co., Ace Hardware, Cabela’s and Ahold. 

Reputation Institute conducted more than 50,000 interviews with the US general public in 1Q 2015. The RepTrak model is the gold standard for reputation measurement, providing a one‐of‐a‐kind measurement of how the public views the world’s best‐known companies, examining 15 stakeholder groups in more than 25 industries and more than 50 countries for more than 7,000 companies.  

Source: Reputation Institute (RI)

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