Grape Tree expands with new Doncaster store
Wholefoods store, Grape Tree Feel Good Foods, has upsized its store and moved into a new unit at Lakeside Village.
The move means the store, which has had a presence at the popular Doncaster outlet shopping centre for five years, can now offer an extended product range for everything health and wellbeing related including wholefoods, vitamins and dietary supplements.
The new, larger store is located on the mall in between Cadbury Outlet and Holland and Barrett Outlet.
Di Mellis, centre manager at Lakeside Village, said: “It’s fantastic news for the centre that Grape Tree has performed so well over recent years that it wanted to expand its offering and provide even more products and great offers to our customers.
“The store is incredibly popular amongst our shoppers and the larger unit provides the Grape Tree team with more scope to showcase their knowledge and expertise in the health and wellbeing field so whether you’re looking for natural supplements, organic snacks or speciality teas to name a few make sure you pop along to see what is on offer.”
Grape Tree offers a wide selection of wholefoods including nuts, seeds, pulses and grains, as well as dried, crystallised and glace fruits great for snacking or baking, and vitamins, gels and supplements.
By Mark Adair – Correspondent, Bdaily
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