A shopping complex near the Hudson and Bergen County border will get a new supermarket in the coming months, as Sprouts Farmers Market moves into a large property in Edgewater.
The grocer is officially taking over space at 3 Main Street, which was formerly home to HomeGoods. Boozy Burbs recently posted about temporary signage up at the property heralding their arrival, although the location is not officially listed on the company’s website just yet.
Sprouts runs other Garden State shops in Aberdeen, East Windsor, Haddon Township, Marlton, Sewell, West Deptford, and Woodbridge. The Edgewater location will be their first Bergen County store.
The market is known for offering minimally processed products free of artificial flavors, food coloring, preservatives, and synthetic ingredients. The company says that 90% of its products meet these standards. They currently operate over 500 stores in 25 U.S. states.
Sprouts has not announced a timeline for opening its latest store, which will join the many supermarkets already in Edgewater. Food shopping options in the Bergen County borough already include Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Mitsuwa Marketplace, and a recently opened ShopRite facility.
