Last updated on August 25th, 2022 at 01:52 pm
Sunflower Farmers Market, the full-service natural and organic grocer famous for offering “serious food at silly prices,” is opening its second store in the California market. On Oct. 12, Sunflower will open its new store in Modesto, located at 1700 McHenry Ave. in the McHenry Village Shopping Center.
Grand opening festivities will include special savings on groceries, exciting giveaways, food samples and more. Sunflower will be the first major natural and organic grocer to serve the community of Modesto.
The first 200 customers to receive a numbered card will receive a free reusable shopping bag filled with healthy groceries, valued at over $50 (with purchase) and the first 10,0000 shoppers will receive a free reusable grocery bag with purchase (one per customer)
“We are thrilled to be the first to bring affordable, high-quality, healthy groceries to Modesto,” said Sunflower CEO Chris Sherrell. He added, “We’re very excited to once again bring serious food at silly prices to California, where health-conscious consumers are now looking for the best value, too.”
Sunflower’s new Modesto location will help Modesto families eat healthy for less, says Chris, offering a large selection of produce, all-natural meats and seafood, a deli and bakery, a large bulk selection, plus natural living health and wellness products. The market will also carry vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy free options. A new sale flyer will be distributed each Wednesday, and available for preview online every Tuesday morning at www.sunflowermarkets.com.
Sunflower opened its first California store in Roseville in May. Sunflower plans to open a total of four new stores in the Bay Area in 2012, including two San Jose metro locations, one store in Mountain View and one in Fremont. The grocer also has plans to open a store in Sacramento, in the area known as Land Park, in March 2012. Sunflower Farmers Market currently has 35 stores throughout eight states: Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Texas, California and Oklahoma.
