Australian independent food retailer, Harris Farm Markets, has opened its newest store in Redfern, Sydney on 22 August 2024 nestled within Toga’s The Village Surry Hills.
The opening marks another exciting chapter in Harris Farm Markets’ journey to bring fresh, quality fruits and vegetables and gourmet grocery to the heart of Sydney’s inner city.
The store features Harris Farm Markets’ famous and freshest offerings to locals.
- Fish In The Family.
- In-house bakery (Infinity Bakery).
- Abundance of in-season fruit and vegetables.
- Proper Meat and smallgoods range.
- 600 cheeses and expanded range of groceries.
“At Harris Farm Markets Redfern, we are committed to offering a shopping experience like no other under one roof. Our new store is a vibrant marketplace, bustling with the freshest fruits and vegetables, wide array of quality meats, artisanal cheeses, and a curated selection of local and international gourmet grocery sourced across Australia and beyond, all at competitive prices,” Harris Farm Markets said.
The new store features local Infinity Bakery operating as Harris Farm Redfern in-house bakery, and long-time seafood partner, Fish In The Family, providing “the freshest catch.”
Supporting local farmers, Harris Farm Markets’ Imperfect Picks range offers “wallet-friendly and farmer-friendly” fruits and vegetables that help reduce food waste and promote sustainability.
“We’re excited to bring Harris Farm Markets to Redfern and become part of this dynamic and diverse community. Our aim is to meet all our customers’ needs under one roof. Being more market than supermarket, we celebrate what’s in-season and in abundance, bringing our Values with Values offering to Redfern and surrounds. We invite everyone to come and experience the difference that Harris Farm Markets brings to your everyday shopping,” says Harris Farm Markets co-CEO Luke Harris.
To celebrate the launch, Harris Farm Markets held a series of special events in-store and promotions. Shoppers on opening day were treated to exclusive discounts, live cooking demonstrations, and tastings from some of its favourite local suppliers. Special deals were offered at the opening such as:
- QLD Barramundi: $39.99/kg.
- QLD Tiger Prawns: $29.99/kg.
- Sampling events: Mount Cook Salmon on 22-23 August.
- Infinity Blue Barramundi on 24-25 August.
Key offerings
- Infinity Bakery: On-site bakery brought by local artisan sourdough bakers using sustainable and quality ingredients for freshly baked bread, pastries and more.
- Fish Cove: Quality, fresh seafood provided by family-owned fishmongers, Fish in the Family.
- Fruit and vegetables: The freshest, in-season fruit and veg direct from farmers and the markets.
- Protein and deli: Quality cuts with no short cuts, sourced from sustainable suppliers for that farm to table experience plus.
- Gourmet: From farmer friendly milk to hand-stirred yoghurts, our extensive, hand-picked range of artificial colour-free groceries that is Coloured by Nature.
- Cheese: Extensive range of 500 cheeses from burrata to parmesan.
- Juicery: In-house freshly pressed juices and cold beverages made from seasonal fruit and vegetables.
- Pour Your Own: Single-herd section with pour your own milk.
About Harris Farm Markets
“Harris Farm Markets doesn’t just respect nature, it’s driven by it. Its prices, food, and specials are all determined by nature,” according to the retailer.
For over 52 years, Harris Farm Markets has remained 100 per cent family owned and operated. With over 28 stores across NSW, Queensland and ACT, Harris Farm Markets is home to over 3000 employees all with a common purpose, to reconnect Aussies with the joy of food. It’s this purpose that sees the retailer continue to bring the best that nature has to offer to its customers each day.
From sustainable initiatives like Imperfect Picks, to showing love for local farmers and producers through products such as Farmer Friendly Milk, Harris Farm Markets believes that all its actions can make a real, positive difference.
The new store is located at B103 – 107/38 Baptist Street, Redfern NSW 2016, opposite Coles.
