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Locally sourced goods continue to win grocers’ hearts in the U.S.

Whole Foods Market is gearing up to roll out a giant store in San Francisco, stocked up with locally sourced grocery items from Northern California. The organic grocer will be opening the approximately 65,000 square feet store at 1185 Market St. The store will be the colossal Whole Foods outlet in California and offer about 3,700 local, fresh and organic products throughout its shelves for customers. Plenty’s San Francisco farm and Far West Fungi, amongst others, are one of its notable partners. Additionally, the natural grocer will offer a wide range of exquisite wines sourced from Napa and Santa Cruz vineyards and craft alcoholic beverages.

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