🍏Coming in November

🍏Just in time for the holidays

🍏Former Stop & Shop was in the plaza


RINGWOOD — A new grocery store option is on its way to Passaic County.

Wakefern Member Inserra Supermarkets, a New Jersey-based company, said Fieldstone Plaza will be the home of a future The Fresh Grocer supermarket. A Stop & Shop once called the plaza home.

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A full-service butcher, florals, local produce, ready-made meals, to-go selection and a bakery will all be stationed within its 31,000 square feet. Product offerings will feature a larger-than-average selection, complete with international products and sushi.

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Wakefern’s Bowl & Basket, Paperbird and Wholesome Pantry products will also be available.

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“We want to make sure the community has access to a full-service supermarket during the busiest time of year, so we are opening even as renovations of the space continue,” Chairman and CEO of Inserra Supermarkets Inc. said.

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The current plan is for the supermarket to open at 130 Skyline Drive on Nov. 8.

Twenty-three ShopRite locations and two Price Rite Marketplace sports are run by Inserra Supermarkets.

The food selection and prices can be found here.

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