How to Become a New Safeway Supplier

If you are interested in establishing a business relationship with Safeway, please fill in the supplier information online form at www.safeway.com/suppliers.

If Safeway decides to further explore or pursue a potential business relationship, you will be contacted and asked to provide additional information. You will also be asked to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement. If Safeway requests a meeting with your company, it should not be interpreted as an indication of intent by Safeway to accept the proposed product or to appoint you as an approved Safeway supplier. Acceptance is not guaranteed.

Safeway's Code of Conduct

Appendix 19 shows Safeway's Code of Conduct and should be reviewed by our potential suppliers/vendors. This is a general guide to standards of business practice and regulatory compliance and applies to Vendors of Safeway Inc. or its (direct and indirect) subsidiaries and affiliates. It is the Safeway Companies' intent to select and retain Vendors who share and embrace the letter and spirit of our commitment to integrity. We recognize that Vendors are independent entities. Nonetheless, the business practices of a Vendor may reflect upon, and in some cases directly affect, the Safeway Companies.

The Safeway Companies require that Vendors and their employees, agents, and subcontractors adhere to certain standards of business conduct and that they comply with the letter and spirit of applicable law while conducting business with or on behalf of the Safeway Companies. The policies summarized in the Safeway Companies' Vendor Code of Conduct are not exhaustive: there may be other conduct not specifically described that will be considered unacceptable for a Vendor or its Representatives.