Healthy Planet, Canada’s largest health and wellness e-commerce website and wellness retail store chain, says the grand opening of its new Yonge & Eglinton store in Toronto will be August 21, marking the company’s 45th retail location.
Located at 2529 Yonge Street, the company said the new two-storey store has been thoughtfully designed to provide an elevated and convenient shopping experience. The ground floor features fresh organic produce, natural groceries, refrigerated and frozen foods, while the upper level offers an extensive selection of vitamins and supplements, pantry staples, health and beauty products, and sports nutrition.
A major highlight of the lower level is the Healthy Planet Kitchen, designed to cater to the fast-paced lifestyle and daily needs of the Midtown community. Prioritizing wellness on the go, the kitchen serves freshly prepared items crafted with high-quality, organic ingredients. Customers can look forward to a delicious menu featuring nutrient-dense bowls, wraps, convenient grab-and-go foods, nutritious smoothies, premium coffees and much more, it said.
“Our goal has always been to make healthy living more accessible to communities across Ontario,” said Muhammad Mohamedy, General Manager of Healthy Planet. “We’re excited to bring Healthy Planet- including our fresh Healthy Planet Kitchen to the vibrant Yonge & Eglinton neighbourhood, providing customers with a convenient, one-stop destination for both nutritious meals and everything they need to support a healthier lifestyle.”
The new location offers customers access to Healthy Planet’s wide assortment of trusted wellness products, from fresh organic produce and natural foods to premium supplements, clean beauty products and sports nutrition. Its thoughtfully designed two-level layout allows shoppers to easily browse products across every stage of their wellness journey, added the company.
“Customers can also expect knowledgeable team members on-site to provide guidance and personalized recommendations, helping them make informed choices based on their individual health and wellness goals.”
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