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Fresh food, convenience and value sets tone for new look Woolworths store

East Keilor shoppers will enjoy a new Woolworths shopping experience with fresh food, convenience and value the cornerstones of the renewed and extended supermarket in the Milleara Shopping Centre.

Woolworths has received an extensive upgrade across the store, including a new deli department, an expanded range of fresh fruit and vegetables, electronic ticketing throughout the store and added new self scanning checkouts to assist customers paying for their groceries quicker.

A shining star of the renewed store is the new Direct to Boot service, which includes a canopy over four dedicated parking bays. After placing their order online, customers simply confirm when they’ve arrived via the Woolworths app or SMS link to notify the store team, who will then pack the order directly in the boot with no additional charge.

The store has undergone a multi-million dollar renewal and extension over the last seven months and now showcases an extensive range of Australian fruit and vegetables, with a selection of 100% Australian beef and an array of fresh seafood from the fish market.

The store’s new look bakery offers fresh stone baked bread made from Australian wheat flour, as well as a number of pastries and cakes prepared daily by the bakery team.

A Macro Wholefoods market range and a dedicated offering of plant-based protein and gluten free foods can also be found in store. Customers will also find an array of international groceries, as well as a number of locally made products across the fresh, frozen and dairy departments in the store.

Woolworths Milleara store manager Christina Prestipino is looking forward to showcasing the new look store.

“My team and I are excited to offer our customers a new shopping experience with an extensive range of groceries to choose from across the store, as well as a number of innovative new features to provide convenience and value,” she said.

“This renewal and extension has been a number of years in the making and it’s been great to be part of the supermarket’s transformation. The new look store will significantly benefit our team members, our customers and the local community.”

Woolworths Milleara is also committed to growing greener, reducing its impact on the environment and operating more sustainably. The store has been fitted out with LED lights to reduce power usage and includes carbon-efficient refrigeration systems.

Opening hours for Woolworths Milleara are 7am-10pm, 7 days a week.

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