As part of its continued growth in the greater Philadelphia region, The GIANT Company announced an opening date for a new Richboro GIANT at 1025 Second Street Pike: 8 a.m. Friday, July 1.
The company also is opening a new store in Philadelphia this summer, at 501 N. Broad St., at 8 a.m. June 24.
“As a company, we are committed to helping connect families over a meal by offering convenient, time-saving and fresh meal solutions, whether in-store or online,” said Manuel Haro, divisional vice president of greater Philadelphia, The GIANT Company. “Our new North Broad and Richboro stores reinforce that commitment to our customers while also continuing our growth strategy within the City of Philadelphia and the surrounding communities.”
At 49,800 square feet, the new Richboro GIANT will operate from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., seven days a week and employ 170 full- and part-time team members.
Richboro customers will find GIANT’S signature fresh departments, including farm fresh garden produce, fresh meat and seafood, and bakery, along with the addition of a new Beer & Wine eatery offering slushie options, specialty cheese section and an artisan bread case with self-serve loaf slicing. For today’s busy families, the Richboro store features a hot foods bar with smoked meats and sushi made in-store.
Both stores will offer GIANT Direct. Designed to serve customers when and how they want to shop, GIANT Direct gives busy families the opportunity to order their groceries online for easy pick-up or delivery at giantdirect.com.
These two new stores add to The GIANT Company’s significant growth in the greater Philadelphia area over the past year. In 2021, The GIANT Company opened four new stores in the city, including its urban flagship store GIANT at Riverwalk and a GIANT Heirloom Market in the Fashion District. The company also opened a brand-new store in Doylestown, and to meet the growing demand for online grocery shopping across the city and in southern New Jersey, the company also opened a state-of-the-art GIANT Direct E-Commerce Fulfillment Center on Island Avenue in Philadelphia.
For information, visit the GIANT online.
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