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The Fresh Grocer Opens First Long Island Store in Oakdale

August 26, 2024 – Oakdale, NY – The Fresh Grocer has officially opened its first location on Long Island, marking a significant expansion for the popular supermarket brand. The grand opening took place on August 23 at the new store located in Lighthouse Commons, 885 Montauk Highway, Oakdale.

Spanning 26,000 square feet, the new Fresh Grocer offers Oakdale residents a full-service supermarket experience, featuring a wide array of high-quality fresh foods, groceries, and prepared items. The store is operated by K. Thompson Foods, a family-owned company with a strong commitment to quality and customer service.

“We are thrilled to bring The Fresh Grocer to Long Island,” said Ken Thompson Jr., Chief Operating Officer of K. Thompson Foods. “Our Oakdale store embodies our dedication to providing exceptional quality, value, and convenience in a modern and accessible format.”

The Fresh Grocer, part of the Wakefern Food Corp. cooperative, is known for its focus on fresh, locally relevant products and services. The Oakdale location features a from-scratch bakery, custom-cut meats by trained butchers, a full-service seafood department with daily fresh deliveries, a deli with made-to-order sandwiches, and a wide selection of grab-and-go prepared foods. Additional offerings include international products, a diverse cheese selection, sushi, frozen foods, dairy, and a floral department.

The Fresh Grocer also provides customers with access to its award-winning private label products, including Bowl & Basket, Wholesome Pantry, and Paperbird. For added convenience, online shopping is available through TheFreshGrocer.com and the store’s mobile app.

The new Oakdale store is designed with sustainability in mind, incorporating energy-efficient LED lighting and environmentally friendly refrigerant systems.

With the opening of this new location, The Fresh Grocer continues to expand its presence, bringing its commitment to quality and community-focused service to the Long Island area.

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