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Whole Foods Market reopens recently renovated Greenwich Conn. location

Greenwich, Conn., 2016-Sep-09 — /EPR Retail News/ — Whole Foods Market, the world’s leading natural and organic foods supermarket is pleased to announced the grand re-opening celebration of their recently renovated Greenwich location (at 90 E. Putnam Avenue). With the addition of 7,000 square feet and a new look that echoes the Greenwich community, customers can expect to find an updated store that is easier to navigate for a more pleasurable shopping experience. Specifically, customers will enjoy an updated interior, new in-store venue options, a variety of new products and much more.

To celebrate these renovations, festivities will kick off on Monday, September 12 with exclusive deals, giveaways and more during a week long series of local happenings. A variety of promotions and tastings will take place from 11 am to 2 pm daily, plus a daily drawing to win a $500 gift card for your favorite Greenwich charity.

As part of Whole Foods Market’s continued commitment to the local community, the Bruce Museum has been named the 5% Community Giving Day Partner for Thursday, September 15. The Bruce Museum will be the recipient of 5% of the store’s sales from this date to benefit the museum’s Family Days, offering family-friendly hands-on art and science workshops, tours of the Museum’s exhibitions, live performances and inquiry-based games and activities that encourage families to learn together.

The grand re-opening will the celebrate the store’s expanded, more spacious floor plan and the company’s unparalleled selection of natural and organic goods from prepared foods to grocery and more.

For additional information and future announcements, please visit the store’s social media channels:

FB: facebook.com/WholeFoodsFairfieldCT
TW: @WFMFairfieldCT
IG: @wfmfairfieldct

Contact:

Darrah Gist
darrah.gist@wholefoods.com
678.638.5888

Lauren Bernath
lauren.bernath@wholefoods.com
678.638.5805

Source: Whole Foods Market

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