Green Mountain Market

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Green Mountain Market is a small Vermont-based chain of convenience stores and fuel stations that sell gasoline, groceries, snacks, and prepared foods under numbered store locations such as #105 in the Morristown/Morrisville area.

Brandon, Vermont, USA
Owned by Co Grocers Group LLC

About Green Mountain Market

Green Mountain Market is a regional convenience store and fuel brand operating multiple numbered locations across Vermont, including store #105 in the Morristown/Morrisville area of Lamoille County. State inspection and underground storage tank records list several sites as “Green Mountain Market #10x,” indicating a chain that combines gasoline sales with a small market offering packaged groceries, beverages, and grab‑and‑go food items for local residents and travelers.([dec.vermont.gov](https://dec.vermont.gov/sites/dec/files/wmp/UST/2024-2025-Inspection-List.pdf?utm_source=openai)) These locations typically function as neighborhood stops where customers can refuel vehicles, pick up everyday essentials, and purchase hot foods like sandwiches or fried items.

A charge labeled “GREEN MOUNTAIN MKT #105 MORRISVILLE VT” on a card statement most likely corresponds to in‑person purchases at the Green Mountain Market #105 store, covering items such as fuel, convenience groceries, tobacco products, lottery, or prepared food from the hot case. Because these sites sell both fuel and food, charges may vary from small snack purchases under $10 to larger fuel fill‑ups or mixed baskets that include gas, cigarettes, and groceries in a single transaction. In some cases you may see a separate preauthorization amount for fuel that later adjusts to the final transaction total once fueling is complete.

If you have questions about a Green Mountain Market charge, start by matching the transaction date and amount with any gas receipts or convenience‑store purchases you made in or around Morristown/Morrisville, Vermont. You can also check with other cardholders on the same account to see if they bought fuel there on that date. To dispute or verify a charge, contact your card issuer first; they can provide additional transaction details such as time of day and whether the card was present. For location‑specific questions (for example, about refunds on fuel overcharges or mistaken items), visiting or calling the Green Mountain Market store noted on your receipt and asking for a manager is usually the fastest way to resolve an issue.

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  1. GREEN MOUNTAIN MKT #105 MORRISVILLE VT

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Green Mountain Market #105 in Morrisville/Morristown, VT?

Green Mountain Market #105 is one of several numbered Green Mountain Market convenience store and gas station locations in Vermont. It sells gasoline along with typical c‑store items such as snacks, drinks, some groceries, tobacco, and hot prepared foods.([dec.vermont.gov](https://dec.vermont.gov/sites/dec/files/wmp/UST/2024-2025-Inspection-List.pdf?utm_source=openai))

Why did I get a charge from GREEN MOUNTAIN MKT #105 MORRISVILLE VT on my card?

This descriptor indicates a purchase at the Green Mountain Market #105 location in the Morristown/Morrisville area of Vermont. The charge could be for gasoline, in‑store items, or a combination of fuel and convenience groceries purchased in a single transaction at the register or pay‑at‑pump terminal.([dec.vermont.gov](https://dec.vermont.gov/sites/dec/files/wmp/UST/2024-2025-Inspection-List.pdf?utm_source=openai))

Does Green Mountain Market place fuel preauthorization holds on my card?

Like most gas stations, Green Mountain Market locations may place a temporary preauthorization hold when you pay at the pump to verify available funds. This hold can be higher than the actual fuel amount and is automatically adjusted to the final purchase total after the transaction settles, usually within a few days depending on your bank’s policies.

Can I get a refund or correction for an incorrect Green Mountain Market charge?

If you believe you were overcharged—for example, incorrect fuel amount or wrong in‑store item—bring your receipt back to the Green Mountain Market location where you purchased, ask for a manager, and explain the discrepancy. If you do not have the receipt, your card issuer can provide the exact date and time of the transaction, which helps the store locate it in their point‑of‑sale system. You can also ask your bank to start a dispute if the merchant cannot resolve it.

What are typical purchase amounts at Green Mountain Market?

Common Green Mountain Market charges range from small in‑store purchases (often under $10–$20 for snacks, drinks, or a quick meal) up to much larger amounts when buying gasoline, tobacco, or multiple grocery items in a single visit. Seeing an odd amount like $35–$90 is common for fuel, while very small amounts usually reflect in‑store only purchases.

Is Green Mountain Market a restaurant or a full grocery store?

Green Mountain Market functions primarily as a convenience store and gas station rather than a full‑line supermarket. Some locations have a deli or hot food case and are inspected under food‑service rules, but overall they focus on fuel, quick‑serve prepared foods, and basic grocery and convenience items.([city-data.com](https://www.city-data.com/restaurants/VT/GREEN-MOUNTAIN-MARKET-102.html?utm_source=openai))

Who owns Green Mountain Market and where is the company based?

Regulatory filings in Vermont list Co Grocers Group LLC as the owner/operator of several Green Mountain Market locations, indicating that the stores are part of a small grocery and convenience chain rather than independently owned one‑off sites. Co Grocers Group LLC is identified in business and trademark records as a grocery‑focused company, with corporate contact addresses in the United States.([anrweb.vt.gov](https://anrweb.vt.gov/DEC/ERT/UST.aspx?ustfacilityid=1211&utm_source=openai))

How can I verify that a Green Mountain Market charge is legitimate?

Compare the transaction date and amount on your statement to any recent fuel stops or convenience‑store visits in the Morristown/Morrisville, VT area and check for a matching paper or email receipt. If you still don’t recognize it, call the number on the back of your card to ask for full transaction details (time, whether the card was swiped or keyed, etc.) and, if necessary, request that your bank contact the Green Mountain Market location or open a fraud dispute.

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