As Grand Opening Approaches, Whole Foods Digs In To Morristown Community

What better way to open a store promoting organic foods than on Earth Day?

That’s what Whole Foods Market is planning on doing as it cuts the ribbon to its Morristown location ­­- the second such shop in Morris County – Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. on Washington Street.

The new business is taking over the former A&P supermarket and has been busy on social media, promoting its offerings along with its entrenchment into the Morristown community.

On Saturday, April 18, employees hopped aboard bicycles and took to the streets of Morristown to give out treats and seed packs for Earth Day.

On Facebook and Twitter in recent weeks, the store has been sharing the stories of its employees, also known as team members, and why they decided to join the company.

Morristown marks the company’s 13th New Jersey location, and opening day will start with a bread-breaking ceremony at 9 a.m., followed by giveaways and tastings throughout the store.

Are you excited for the arrival of Whole Foods, Morristown? Will you be attending the grand opening on April 22? Tell us in the comments.

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