Foxtrot and Dom’s closing impacting Chicago-area small businesses that supplied popular grocery, coffee locations [Video]

CHICAGO (WLS) — The sudden shutdown of the Dom’s and Foxtrot markets in Chicago is having a big impact on the small businesses that supplied the popular high-end stores.

Some of those business owners are now out thousands of dollars a month.

The sudden closing of the stores across Chicago has shocked customers and small businesses in the city.

The beloved high-end grocery stores served as a hub for many small businesses looking to sell their own products.

Justin Doggett is the owner of Kyoto Black, a coffee brand that was served at all 15 Foxtrot locations in Chicago.

That income is now gone.

“It’s pretty huge for me. We’re talking thousands of dollars a month,” Doggett said.

Doggett said the move shocked him just as much as others, considering he had just made a delivery to Foxtrot the day before they closed their doors.

“So I get up, and just go on Instagram, and see Foxtrot: All locations …