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Sprouts to open 3 new Arizona locations by early November

Two of the locations open in Scottsdale and Tucson on Friday, while the other opens in Mesa on Nov. 6.

Sprouts Farmers Market, a Phoenix-based grocery store chain, is opening three new locations through...

Sprouts Farmers Market, a Phoenix-based grocery store chain, is opening three new locations throughout Arizona over the next two weeks. (Photo via Sprouts Farmers Market)

(Photo via Sprouts Farmers Market)

Sprouts Farmers Market, a grocery store chain headquartered in Phoenix, is opening three new locations throughout Arizona over the next two weeks.

Two of the stores open their doors to customers on Friday at 7 a.m. One is located near Houghton and Old Vail roads in Tucson, and the other is in Scottsdale off Scottsdale and McDowell roads.

Both locations will have activities going on Friday through Sunday to celebrate their grand openings. Over the weekend, shoppers can also receive 20% off one purchase when they sign up for the Sprouts Rewards account.

Additionally, the first 400 shoppers at each of the Sprouts locations on Friday will receive a free long-stemmed rose from Falcon Farms Floral. Meanwhile, the first 200 shoppers at each of the stores on Friday and Saturday will be given a free reusable tote bag.

As part of Sprouts’ Food Rescue program, the Tucson store will donate to the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona any groceries that can no longer be sold but are still safe to eat, and the Scottsdale store will give them to St. Mary’s Food Bank.

Following their grand openings, both locations will be open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

The chain is also opening a 30,000-square-foot location in Mesa near Alma School Road and Southern Avenue on Nov. 6, the Phoenix Business Journal reported.

Sprouts is known for its fresh produce, high-quality protein and lunch options, which include $5 sandwiches, wellness bowls starting at $8.99 and $5 sushi on Wednesdays.

Kylie Werner KTAR.com editor

Kylie Werner is a web content editor for KTAR.com. Werner is from Bonita, California, or just 15 minutes south of San Diego. Since graduating from the Cronkite school in December 2023, she has spent her time covering local and hyperlocal news for… Read more

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