Stuckey's began as a roadside pecan stand and evolved into a chain of over 350 brick-and-mortar stores across the U.S. At its peak, the business operated numerous locations where travelers could stop for snacks, gas, and restrooms. This traditional retail approach provided a tangible presence and direct customer engagement, which was pivotal to Stuckey's brand recognition and loyalty. Even though the number of locations has decreased, the brand continues to leverage these physical points of sale through franchised locations that showcase Stuckey's iconic products.

Stuckey's has invested in expanding its online presence, capitalizing on the growing demand for e-commerce. They are seeing consistent growth in this sector and are actively working to enhance their digital sales channels. The company plans to partner with online fulfillment services and expand across platforms such as walmart.com and eBay. This move into e-commerce allows Stuckey's to reach a larger audience beyond their physical store locations and cater to the increasing number of consumers who prefer online shopping.

Stuckey’s is actively engaging with B2B partners in gift shop, gourmet food, grocery, and convenience store markets. They are expanding their distribution network by listing their products on platforms like walmart.com and eBay. This platform-based marketplace strategy provides Stuckey’s with increased visibility and access to broader markets. By collaborating with these platforms, Stuckey's can leverage their established customer bases and logistical frameworks, enhancing their product reach and distribution capabilities.