GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Residents of Independence Township will soon have a new destination for fresh, high-quality food at affordable prices when Independence Market, Meijer's latest neighborhood market concept, opens its doors on April 30.
Independence Market aims to provide a convenient, community-focused shopping experience, strongly emphasizing local products and partnerships.
“Independence Market is committed to serving our new neighbors with value and convenience that makes it easy to get in and out quickly,” Independence Market Store Director Robert Lajcaj said. “Our team has been working hard to get the store ready to open with a great assortment of local and national brand products and we can't wait to welcome our neighbors next month.”
The store will feature a wide range of offerings, including fresh produce, meat and deli items, a bakery, and both Meijer and national brand products. Emphasizing local partnerships, Independence Market will carry over 2,000 local products, such as coffee from Shaded Bloom Coffee Roasters, skincare products from Allow Nourishment, and ice cream from Cook's Dairy Farm.
Additional features of the market include:
- A floral and gift shop
- Health and beauty care products
- Pet food and supplies
- A café space featuring coffee and Latin street food from local favorite Honcho
The 50,000-square-foot store is located at 5820 Waldon Road, near the intersection of Sashabaw Road and I-75 in Clarkston, Michigan. It will employ approximately 80 team members. Regular store hours will be from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
