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The Asian grocery chain based in Canada will open its third U.S. store in 2025, and it'll include a Chinese crepe station and a dim sum and street food section.

The Sobeys banner's Burlington South location is its 21st store in the Greater Toronto Area.

The company’s modern “market-style” store concept features convenience-focused food options, a beef jerky bar and a nostalgic vintage candy station.

Canadian grocer's Fresh Promise policy replaces (and offers a refund for) unsatisfactory fresh produce.

Violators used a QR code to link to the entry page and touted the sponsors: Coca-Cola Co., Clorox Co., Unilever, Mars Wrigley, Hershey Co. and Potatoes USA.

The new shop is less than half the size of the average No Frills location.

In-store signage uses a “Latin Flavors: Vibrant Tastes, Fresh Possibilities” message and a QR code to direct shoppers to a promotional page within Kroger.com.

The design of a New Jersey store was inspired by local input and features an elevated shopping experience and curated product assortment, including a “Global Flavors” aisle and NYC-inspired soup and coffee bars.

The c-store’s parent company, Seven & I Holdings, is exploring a larger store format that carries a wider, more diversified range of products.

The Asian-American grocery store in Chicago leverages neon signs throughout.