By Clark 
Although many Sprouts Farmers Market locations have shuttered this year, the firm is preparing to inaugurate new ones that are expected to remain operational. The Phoenix, Arizona-based corporation is poised to inaugurate its 400th store, with numerous other locations forthcoming.
Residents of Haddon Township, New Jersey, will be fortunate to shop at the 400th outlet, as reported by Winsight Grocery Business. Mayor Randall Teague issued a comment regarding the announcement, expressing, “We are exceedingly enthusiastic to welcome Sprouts Farmers Market to Haddon Township.” Alongside offering fresh, nutritious, and unique items to our inhabitants, Sprouts also contributes 100 jobs to our community.
“That will be excellent,” one individual commented on Facebook at the announcement of the Haddon Township location. Another individual commented, “I eagerly anticipate!”
In commemoration of the grand opening, the store will host a “pop-up party” for the community from Friday, September 8th to Sunday, September 10th. Visit the new site at 640 W Cuthbert Blvd. to experience seasonal tastings, face painting, and produce carving. The initial 200 individuals who engage in shopping will receive a reusable bag containing product samples. The initial 400 customers will receive a complimentary hot dog lunch and a $10 Sprouts gift card. Ensure you participate in the contest to win a $500 Sprouts gift card. Additionally, there will be a reusable tote coloring activity for children, a weight estimation game, and “fruit school.”
Visiting on the inaugural day may afford you the opportunity to be among the few individuals who receive a complimentary signed cookbook during a meet and greet with the editor-in-chief of Naturally, Danny Seo.
Sprouts inaugurated its inaugural store in 2002 and currently operates over 380 sites nationwide. In the preceding month, new establishments have lately commenced operations in San Tan Valley, Arizona; Rialto, California; and Colorado Springs, Colorado. Additionally, there are three new locations in Florida located in Boca Raton, Kenneth City, and West Melbourne.
New Jersey can anticipate further outlets, as the business has previously announced plans for stores in Washington Township, Gloucester County, and Aberdeen along the Jersey Shore. New Jersey residents will have numerous opportunities to acquire fresh and nutritious food regularly, which is excellent news for those who appreciate fruits, vegetables, and other farm-fresh produce.