Meijer has announced plans to open two new store concepts called ‘Meijer Grocery’, a new type of Meijer store focused on simplifying the customer shopping experience. The Meijer Grocery stores will feature local brands across its departments, staying true to the company’s ongoing commitment to supporting local businesses.
For example, the bakery sections will feature local favorites, including Ann Arbor-based Zingerman’s cinnamon rolls, banana breads, brownies and cakes, as well as pies from Achatz Handmade Pie Company and artisan bread from Crispelli’s Bakery.
Additionally, the Meijer Grocery meat departments highlight southeast Michigan-made products from vendors, including Rinaldi Fresh Sausage, Dearborn Brand, Kowalski Sausage Company and The Brinery. The new stores will also carry frozen pizza from the popular Detroit-style pizza chain, Buddy’s Pizza.
The stores are designed with convenience and ease in mind. For example, parking will wrap around a singular corner entrance to maximize the number of parking spaces…
near the door.
The stores will be 75,000-90,000 square feet each and feature all the categories customers need for a weekly trip to restock the home, including: Produce and grocery Meat counter with in-store meat cutters Bakery equipped with in-store cake decorators Full-service deli Pharmacy Health & beauty care Baby, pets and consumables Card & party and floral “By opening Meijer Grocery stores, we’re introducing a new way for our customers to shop that provides convenience, value and the great quality our customers have always come to expect from Meijer,” Meijer President & CEO Rick Keyes said.
“Our customers’ needs are always evolving, and we’re committed to meeting them where they are.
That’s why we’re excited to share this new Meijer experience with the Orion and Macomb Township communities.” Meijer opened its first Metro Detroit supercenter in Canton in 1974, and now has more than 45 stores in the community, including two neighborhood markets – Woodward Corner and Rivertown Markets…
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