Can A Query Sort For Unique Values?

I don't know if I'm going about this problem correctly. In a nutshell:

I have a table which contains a number of fields, only a two of which are important for this task, as indicated below.

| ID | Type |

Where ID is an alpha-numeric identifier (say a store number), and there are three potential types, plus Null values. For this, we'll assume the three types are Fruit, Vegetable, and Grain (plus Null).

An example dataset might look like:

0-4 Vegetable
1-2
0-1 Grain
1-2 Fruit
0-4 Vegetable
1-2 Vegetable
0-1
0-2 Fruit
0-4 Grain
1-2 Fruit
0-4
0-1 Vegetable
0-3 Fruit


If I want to know how many stores have Vegetable, I could put "Vegetable" as the criteria in the query and set UniqueValues to Yes. Then I would get three unique values, one for each Vegetable existing at a unique store.

But, what if I want to know at which stores Fruit exists and Vegetable DOES NOT. Is there a way within Access to find all the records with "Fruit" as the criteria and then eliminate those with ID numbers matching the dataset with "Vegetable" as the criteria?

In other words, if I do my "Vegetable" criteria I end up with the resulting dataset:

0-4 Vegetable
1-2 Vegetable
0-1 Vegetable

If I then use "Fruit" as my criteria, I get the following dataset:

1-2 Fruit
0-2 Fruit
0-3 Fruit

Since Store 1-2 has Vegetable, I want to eliminate it from the list so that my resultant list is:

0-2 Fruit
0-3 Fruit

Is that possible?
Sorry for the long bizarre example, but I thought it the easiest way to make the situation clear. I'd really appreciate any suggestions anyone has on dealing with this situation!!
Thanks