Whole Foods adding 4 new locations across New Jersey as part of expansion plan
Whole Foods Market has announced it will open four new stores across New Jersey as part of an expansion plan.
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May 20, 2021, 10:14 AM
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9h agoWhole Foods Market has announced
it will open four new stores across New Jersey as part of an expansion plan.
The stores will be located
in Jersey City at 286 Washington St., Woodcliff Lake on Chestnut Ridge Road,
Skillman and Wayne. The exact addresses of the Wayne and Skillman locations are
unknown.
Opening dates have not been
announced for any of the stores.
There are 22 Whole Foods
stores locations in New Jersey.
The expansion plan will add
40 supermarkets nationwide.
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