Farm Boy is still making moves around the city! The grocer is now expanding into another spot in Toronto.
Although quite popular, if you’re unfamiliar with Farm Boy, it’s basically a Canadian version of Trader Joe’s, which is all the rage in the USA for those looking for organic produce and a salad bar. Plus, it has delicious (must-try) baked goods.
We’re so excited to see where else Farm Boy pops up!
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We’ve been seeing major expansion for Farm Boy across Toronto and the GTA recently, which is awesome news. The growing chain is now operating more than 40 stores across Ontario.
Digital photos were submitted to the City this past summer, and it looks like the Farm Boy may be confirmed for that spot.
Although the submission was recent, the images are actually from 2019. That is to say, it’s not a last-minute plan by the grocery chain by any means.
As far as opening dates or even pictures of the actual spot, those have not been released yet. Although we can’t confirm anything one hundred percent, keep your eyes open for updates that should come shortly!
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Great news — Farm Boy is opening yet another location in Toronto next week, on May 6!
If you’re unfamiliar with Farm Boy, it’s basically a Canadian version of Trader Joe’s, which is all the rage in the USA for those looking for organic produce and a salad bar. The grocery chain even has a private label brand that makes delicious desserts, snacks, health foods, beverages, and more!
This storefront follows the recently opened locations at 29 Bathurst Street in Toronto and 12266 Yonge Street in Richmondhill.
So, we can anticipate two more store openings in the near future in Toronto, at 5245 Dundas West and 740 Dupont Avenue.
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Attention all Farm Boy fans! The organic grocery chain has just announced its plan to open 5 new locations in Toronto.
The grocer has experienced major popularity since it opened its first Toronto location in March 2018 with its store on Brown’s Line. Farm Boy also opened a store on Lakeshore East earlier this year.
In addition to the new Toronto stores that are coming, Farm Boy will open new stores in Newmarket, St. Catharines, and Ottawa.
“We’ve delivered a world-class fresh-market shopping experience for 38 years,” said Jeff York, co-CEO of Farm Boy, in a release. “Our in-store experience and fresh food offering continues to evolve with our customers and get stronger with each store we open. We’re delighted to see how well our offer continues to resonate with our customers. Farm Boy is entering an exciting phase of our growth plans as we expand our presence in the GTA and Ottawa, while also entering new markets like the Niagara region.”
It’s reported that the new Farm Boy stores will range in size from 12,000 – 38,000 square feet and don’t worry: they’ll all be filled with the brands own line of products, takeout items, and hundreds of local and fresh Ontario products.
These new Farm Boy stores in Toronto are all slated to open in 2020 and 2021.
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Popular Ottawa-based grocer chain Farm Boy has announced the opening dates of its second Toronto location, as the chain continues to expand in the Toronto area.
The grand opening event will be held on February 2. At the opening ceremony, you will be able to get your hands on free samples and even get free face painting, so make sure to bring the kids along.
The store will also feature a sit-down area, where visitors can enjoy free WiFi and freshly prepared meals, made from scratch in the Farm Boy Kitchen, which also serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can enjoy everything from Chili Mac and Cheese, to Cuban Pork Stew, to Thai Sweet Potato Curry.
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In case you’ve never heard of Farm Boy before, it mainly focuses on non-packaged farm-fresh produce, organic, natural and locally sourced foods and provides a unique and friendly, fresh-market shopping experience. The chain also carries its own line of private label products.
“We are committed to providing quality organic and gluten-free products. We carry as many local ingredients and products as possible, while building string relationships with vendors, suppliers and partners in the community where we operate,” reads the company’s website.
The first store was opened in March 2018 in Etobicoke. So far the retailer has locations in Whitby, Toronto, Pickering, Kitchener, London, Ottawa, Oakville, Brantford, Cambridge and Hamilton. The new store is going to be Farm Boy’s 28th location.
“We’re so excited to announce that our newest location at 1005 Lake Shore Boulevard East opens on Thursday, January 31 at 8 am! We can’t wait to see you on opening day at the corner of Leslie and Lake Shore, and at our Grand Opening Celebration on Saturday, February 2!” said the company via Instagram.
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Ontario-based, fresh local food market chain, Farm Boy has finally opened in Toronto as of March 1st. They are already expecting lots of expansions across Canada in the next few years.
The new, 20,000 square foot fresh market in Etobicoke – Farm Boy’s 25th location – celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Farm Boy has exploded since 1981, from Cornwall, Ontario to a more ‘Whole Foods-style shopping experience,’ with over 24 stores around the province. Some of the newer locations have shown up in Whitby, Pickering, Kitchener and London, Ontario. Their next store opening will be in in Hamilton.
It provides a unique and friendly, fresh-market shopping experience featuring their signature farm-fresh produce, organic, natural and locally sourced foods, plus their popular store brands and wholesome fresh prepared meals, made from scratch in the Farm Boy Kitchen. They also feature salad and hot bars with breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. Farm Boy carries its own line of private label products with 60 new products launched in 2017.
Farm Boy already has begun to talk about expansions into Southern Ontario and the Greater Toronto Area, followed by the rest of Canada. “When I joined Farm Boy we travelled around the world looking for the best food ideas and then we ranked our stores against the best in the world and then we decided where we needed to get better. We decided we wanted to be more like Wegman’s. We wanted to be more like Trader Joe’s. We wanted to be more like Whole Foods. We wanted to be more like great stores Marks & Spencer Food. Great stores. We got on a mission to change ourselves. It was an evolution because you don’t change overnight. We evolved into a store that has three distinct shops now,” said CEO Jeff York.
According to Retail-Insider, they would like to be defined as a fresh food experience and not as a grocery chain.
Source: Retail-Insider.com
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