Planet Organic bites the dust.

[msommers]

Oh interesting. Cheers!

[eblend]

The writing for these types of places was on the wall like 5 years ago...when oil cratered and people could no longer afford to pay $5 for a pound of apple, or $8 for a pound of tomatos. Was in one of these (or whatever it is where old Kmart was on Southland/Elbow). The prices are insane. The only reason I was in there was because my wife wanted to find some essential oils, so after spending $20 for a ml or whatever, we just started ordering on Amazon instead.

[Mitsu3000gt]

Surprised it took them this long to be honest. I've been in there a few times and each time it was dead other than a few people with man buns probably named Jasper picking through some ultra-niche vegan food choices. They also offered a variety of the exact same items you can buy at a normal grocery store but 50% more expensive. I guess the people looking to spend $12.00 on 50g of mixed nuts will have to look elsewhere now haha.

[Xtrema]

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I guess the people looking to spend $12.00 on 50g of mixed nuts will have to look elsewhere now haha.

I think Sunterra still got them covered and Whole Foods consider Albertans too ghetto to afford their products to expand here.

[dj_rice]

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Whole Foods consider Albertans too ghetto to afford their products to expand here.

They started renovating an old Canadian Tire location here in Edmonton, then they abandoned the project and H-Mart ended up moving in