You may not know it when you're hustling through your local Whole Foods store, but in terms of its stock price, the popular grocery chain isn't doing so well. 

It still has pretty healthy profits, but its shares are almost 50 percent lower than they were in February. 

Wall Street analysts are concerned about mainstream grocery chains like Costco and Walmart aggressively moving into their traditional domain, and recent bad press about overcharging.

The company's quarterly earnings report is out Wednesday, and the company's forecasting a small slowdown in growth to 6 percent, from 7 to 8 percent. 

Stephanie Strom, business reporter from the New York Times, laid out the company's woes to host A Martinez.

You can listen to the segment by clicking on the blue audio player above.