About Meijer
Meijer is a family-owned chain of supercenters based in the Midwestern United States. Each Meijer location typically includes a full supermarket with fresh produce, meat, bakery, and deli departments, along with extensive general merchandise such as clothing, electronics, home goods, seasonal items, and pharmacy services. The brand is known for its one-stop-shopping format, often open extended hours, where customers can buy groceries and household items in a single trip.
A charge labeled like “MEIJER STORE #03” on your card statement usually corresponds to an in-store purchase at a specific Meijer location, covering groceries, household goods, fuel (if the store has a gas station), or pharmacy items. Depending on how the transaction was processed, the descriptor might show a particular store number or slight variations in wording. Occasionally, you may also see small temporary authorization amounts if your card was used at self-checkout, the gas pumps, or for a large transaction.
If you have questions about a Meijer charge, start by checking your paper receipt, Meijer digital account, or loyalty app activity for the date and amount shown on your statement. To resolve concerns, you can contact the specific store where you shopped (store phone numbers are listed on meijer.com) or reach out to Meijer guest services via their website. Bring or reference your receipt, the last four digits of the card used, and the exact charge amount to help customer service quickly research and resolve any discrepancies or refund requests.