Kroger is still the US's largest traditional grocer, despite Wal-Mart overtaking the chain as the nation's largest seller of groceries years ago. It operates some 3,900 stores, including 2,780-plus supermarkets and multi-department stores, under two dozen banners across 35 states. It also runs 780-plus convenience stores (under the Quik Stop, Kwik Shop, and other brands), around 320 jewelry stores, and nearly 40 food processing plants in the US. Kroger's Fred Meyer Stores subsidiary operates around 130 supercenters that offer groceries, merchandise, and jewelry in the western US. While Kroger has added other amenities to its mix, groceries still make up more than 84% of its sales, while fuel sales make up another 13%.