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Kwik Trip Building New Stores In These 11 Minnesota Towns In 2023

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Kwik Trip is planning on opening new convenience stores in these 11 Minnesota towns in 2023.

Kwik Trip is based out of La Crosse, Wisconsin and has stores in Minnesota , Iowa, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.

It's been described as not just a gas station but a "way of life."

In 2022 Kwik Trip was named the "Best Gas Station Brand" in Minnesota  & Iowa .

When most folks fill up their vehicle with gas they stop at a place that will give them a lot more options than just fuel.

Since 1965 Kwik Trip has been a family-owned company based in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Kwik Trip has more than 28,000 employees and 700+ retail locations across multiple states in the upper Midwest.

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Now in 2023, Kwik Trip will continue expanding throughout Minnesota with plans for 11 new stores in these Minnesota towns...

• Centerville
• East Bethel
• Elko New Market
• Redwood Falls
• Worthington

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Kwik Trip details expansion plans for 2023

The retailer aims to open 31 new convenience stores across six states by the end of the year after recently eyeing its first locations in Michigan and South Dakota.

After Kwik Trip has recently outlined plans to expand into South Dakota and Michigan, it has now laid out plans for a wider expansion during 2023. The retailer aims to open a total of 31 new convenience stores across six states by the end of the year.

The news comes via a report by local news site c-storedive.com, in which a spokesperson of the company revealed details of the growth strategy. Kwik’s representative specified that most of this year’s new sites will begin construction this month, taking approximately four months to open its doors.

The company plans to open 10 new Kwik Trip locations in Minnesota, followed by eight in Wisconsin, six in South Dakota, four in Iowa, two in Michigan and one in Illinois. The first batch of these shops are expected to open in August, as construction is set to begin shortly.

Kwik Trip is one of the largest operators of convenience stores in the United States, operating a network of approximately 800 stores across the country. The brand currently has presence in Michigan, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin as well as in Illinois and Iowa under the name Kwik Star.

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Kwik Trip is investing more than $151 million to expand operations at several Wisconsin locations, a move that will create more than 500 jobs by 2027, according to the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. (WEDC).

This newly proposed capital investment is for further expanding its dairy, commissary and bakery facilities in La Crosse, buying and renovating a commercial office building in Onalaska, and building a new satellite distribution center.

The expansion also will qualify La Crosse-based Kwik Trip to earn $15 million more in performance-based enterprise zone tax incentives from the Madison-based WEDC.

“Kwik Trip is one of Wisconsin’s most instantly recognizable success stories,” said Missy Hughes, secretary and CEO of WEDC. “While most of us are familiar with Kwik Trip for its retail operations, the company continues to grow its manufacturing and supply chain base in our state, which is creating hundreds of jobs and new investments even faster than anyone could have anticipated.”

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This is the third time Wisconsin has invested in Kwik Trip’s growth in the state, raising the convenience-store chain’s eligibility for tax credits to a total of $41 million, the WEDC said. The state and Kwik Trip , which has 506 stores in Wisconsin, entered into the enterprise zone agreement in 2017, and since then the company has invested more than $325 million into its Wisconsin support center operations, created nearly 1,800 new eligible full-time jobs and grown and fostered mutually beneficial relationships with numerous Wisconsin supply chain partners.

“As a result of the growth at its La Crosse support center and the construction and acquisition of 168 new retail locations, Kwik Trip’s total eligible Wisconsin employee count has increased from 4,342 in 2017 to 12,442 in 2023, a total increase of 8,100 workers,” WEDC said.

Kwik Trip thus far has spent more than $325 million in capital investment and created 1,793 new jobs eligible to earn tax credits at their non-retail locations—well above what was anticipated at this point in the project, the WEDC said. Because Kwik Trip is exceeding the goals of its enterprise zone, the WEDC board voted in November to amend Kwik Trip’s contract to make it eligible for the aforementioned $15 million in tax credits. The actual amount of credits to be awarded will depend on the number of jobs created and amount of capital invested.

“Growth is good, not only for Kwik Trip, but most importantly for our coworkers and the communities we serve,” said Scott Zietlow, Kwik Trip CEO and president. “As a (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel named) Top Workplace, we are able to provide strong, vibrant jobs throughout Wisconsin. We appreciate the support from the WEDC to make this happen.”

Kwik Trip is a family-owned company that serves customers in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan and South Dakota with 865 convenience stores.

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Kwik Trip exec hints at future growth cities, shares tips for running family-owned business at BizTimes Family & Closely Held Business Summit

Before 2002, not much differentiated Kwik Trip from traditional “cokes and smokes” convenience stores throughout the country. But it was that year that Kwik Trip began its separation from the pack of competitors as it adopted and implemented several new growth and brand strategies.

The La Crosse-based convenience store chain had just rolled out its hot food bar, but to ensure customers chose Kwik Trip over other brands, it placed a major emphasis on a characteristic that convenience stores aren’t historically known for – cleanliness, Kwik Trip training manager Carl Rick said Tuesday at BizTimes’ annual Family & Closely Held Business Summit .

In fact, Kwik Trip staked its future on both cleanliness in bathrooms and at its fuel lines, said Rick, a third-generation member of the Zietlow family, which became Kwik Trip’s sole owner in 2000.

“If people are going to eat in a convenience store, which has been the butt of a joke for as long as convenience stores have been around, we have to be clean. There’s just no two ways about it,” Rick said.

Kwik Trip bathrooms have an 800 number to call if bathrooms aren’t to a guest’s standards. When a visitor submits a complaint, they’ll receive a call from Kwik Trip president and CEO Don Zietlow, Rick said.

“Two weeks ago, we had nearly 10 million guests visit our stores over the course of the week. We had eight bathroom complaints and (Don) called them all back on Friday morning,” Rick said.

Since Kwik Trip opened its first location in Eau Claire in 1965, the company has grown to more than 770 stores mostly across Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota, making it the 13th largest chain convenience store in the country.

Now Kwik Trip plans to open 40 new stores and remodel another 10 stores in 2021. Over the next five years, the company will build 40 to 50 new stores each year, which could grow to as many as 70 stores annually with remodeled locations, Rick said.

Because Kwik Trip delivers 80% of its own product daily, the company can cut costs and control the safety and quality of its food products. However, Rick says the fact that Kwik Trip delivers most of the products it sells also hinders where it can expand.

Despite this limitation, stationed drivers across Kwik Trip’s network have allowed the company to use a spoke and hub approach to reach new geographies, Rick said, adding that North and South Dakota, as well as the Upper Peninsula, are where the company plans to expand next.

“We know we can get out a lot further than we are right now, but we still have a lot of infill to do where we’re at,” Rick said. “We’re not in Racine, Milwaukee proper, or Minneapolis and St. Paul proper.”

Employee loyalty is at the forefront of Kwik Trip’s growth strategy, and it starts with calling team members co-workers rather than employees and treating them as members of the family, Rick said.

Kwik Trip currently has 30,000 co-workers whose benefits include a 40% profit sharing program – the program has provided staff with nearly a billion in shared revenue since it was launched in 1989, Rick said.

The idea behind the program is that if Kwik Trip works for its co-workers, rather than the other way around, the company will retain staff in turn create a better experience for the customer, he added.

“That accomplishes a couple of things,” Rick said. “Our co-workers are our most important asset. They’re not just our greatest expense in labor, but they’re our biggest expense in profit.”

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Kwik Trip Is About To Open More Stores In Iowa, Illinois, And Wisconsin

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Midwesterners are about to have more options when it comes to stopping at Kwik Trips.

Kwik Trip (or Kwik Star, depending on where you live) announced that it has plans to open 31 new stores across Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and South Dakota.

According to C-Store Dive , most of them will be in Minnesota, but there will be 8 new ones in Wisconsin, 4 in Iowa, and just 1 in Illinois. Most of the new Kwik Trips will start on construction this month.

Where Will They Be?

Kwik Trip said that the new Minnesota stores will be in Luverne, Lino Lakes, Elko New Market, Worthington, Redwood Falls, East Bethel, Melrose, Kasson, Cambridge and Marshall. They're in the western part of the state and so Kwik Trip says "it's a natural progression" to move into Sioux Falls, South Dakota too.

If you're road-tripping to Michigan, the new Kwik Trips will be in the Upper Peninsula in the state.

There's one thing that Kwik Trip didn't release though. They didn't specify where the new locations would be in Wisconsin, Illinois, or Iowa . We'll keep you updated when they do though.

A possible opening date for the new Kwik Trips hasn't been released yet but all of the new stores are expected to be open by the end of this year, according to Kwik Trip. Kwik Trip is based in La Crosse, Wisconsin and has over 800 locations in it's network. I can never remember where it's called Kwik Trip versus Kwik Star but it's the same company.

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Kwik Trip Continues Growth in Minnesota with Plans to Open 11 New Stores

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I often wondered why Kwik Trips are only in Wisconsin , Minnesota , and Iowa . (Yes, I know they're called Kwik Stars in Iowa, but it's the same store.)

I travel all around the Midwest and would love to get glazers and gas in other states, and I'm not alone, people love Kwik Trip. The convenience chain was named the  best gas station in America by USA Today in 2022 . So why can't you find Kwik Trips in other states? I asked a Kwik Trip representative during a tour of their La Crosse facility and the answer I got is the reason people love the company.

I was told proximity is one of the most important factors that Kwik Trip considers when expanding. The company is serious about taking care of customers and wants to make sure the products they sell are as fresh as possible. Each new store has to be close enough to receive daily shipments from Kwik Trip’s headquarters in La Crosse.

By the way, Kwik Trip’s campus in La Crosse is massive. It's home to one of the largest bakeries in the entire world. They make all of their bread, donuts, and cookies there. They also bottle their milk - with a promise to have it delivered from cow to stores in 24-48 hours - and they make their ice cream in La Crosse too.

It's an impressive operation and their dedication to quality is one of the reasons why the convenience chain was recently recognized as the best in America.

Kwik Trip Plans To Open 11 New Stores In Minnesota

Shania from Kwik Trip recently told us about the new stores being built in Minnesota and the new feature that each one will have.

Last year, Kwik Trip's big addition was BitCoin machines in each of its stores. This year, it's a self-check-out option. Shania said the company plans to add this feature to all stores that were built in 2022 and every new one going forward.

Where Will The New Kwik Trips Be Located in Minnesota?

Kwik Trip will continue expanding throughout Minnesota with 11 new stores planned for 2023. They will open in these towns:

Centerville

Elko New Market

Worthington

Redwood Falls

East Bethel

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A Minnesota Surgeon Takes Over All Kwik Trip Locations In 2023

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KWIK TRIP LEADERSHIP CHANGES

According to news sources, CEO and President of Kwik Trip, Donald P. Zietlow, has announced his retirement after being CEO of the company for 22 years and being with Kwik Trip for 52 years. He will be retiring at the end of this year. Don has always said the success of Kwik Trip is because of the Co-Workers, it was under his leadership that the company experienced massive growth.

MEET SURGEON SCOTT ZIETLOW

His son, Scott Zietlow will become President and CEO of the company, beginning January 1st, 2023. Kwik Trip has approximately 800 locations across the midwest including Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, and Michigan.

Scott is currently a Professor of Surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester and will be retiring from that position to take over as Kwik Trips' new leader. Scott says he is honored to be following in his father's footsteps and says the future is bright for Kwik Trip and its 36,000 phenomenal co-workers, great retail locations, and 'industry-leading vertical integration.'

THE AMAZING HISTORY OF KWIK TRIP THROUGH THE YEARS

Kwik Trips' first store opened in 1965 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. By 1986 the chain had grown to 100 stores and added on the dairy cooler and freezer. In the year 2000, the Zietlow family purchased the Hansen family's interest in Kwik Trip and became the sole owners of the company. In 2020 they launched their Take Home Meals program, and in 2021 they opened their 800th store in Holmen, Wisconsin, and now have 800+ growing locations, mobile ordering available, and say "The best is yet to come."

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