You go to the grocery store to get your healthy greens, from spinach to Romaine lettuce to kale. However, what if there was a way for your favorite grocery store to help you find another kind of green?

With skyrocketing food costs and looming tariffs, you may not want to put more money into financing grocery stores, but many grocery stores, or their parent companies, are on the market, waiting for you to take their stocks off the shelf. If you choose the right grocery store stocks, you can give your wallet a nutritious boost of green cash.

There are emerging trends in the industry to be mindful of as you select your stocks, including stores that have boosted their e-commerce platforms as customers turn to online shopping while showing price sensitivity to inflation. Outside of economic turmoil, some stores with a plethora of organic and locally-sourced items are also becoming more common and more popular, even if they have to hike up their prices.

As you start writing your list of stores to consider — because, like the grocery market, you don’t want to visit the stock market too hungry and without a plan — GOBankingRates has some names to consider.

Stock price: $36.76

According to Ryan Jacobs, a managing partner of Jacobs Investment Management, Village Super Market, Inc., which operates under the ShopRite banner, offers a great choice in part because of its strong presence across areas like New Jersey, Maryland, and New York.