Spinneys supermarket officially opened its latest store in the family-favorite and rapidly-developing Al Jurf community to continue its expansion across the Emirate.

Measuring more than 14,000 square feet, the new Ajman store will be the second in the emirate and will create over 35 new jobs for the local community. It will open seven days a week from 8 in the morning till midnight, bringing a convenient, one-stop shop for great-tasting quality food.

The new full-service supermarket will be Spinneys’ 58^th UAE store and will feature a range of on-site facilities. Services will include an in-store bakery with an Arabic bread baking facility, a deli serving fresh cold and hot beverages, a butcher, in addition to an assortment of ready-to-go meals.

Commenting on the new branch, Morne Fourie, Spinneys’ GM said, “With our continued focus on expansion throughout 2019, opening our second store in Ajman reinforces Spinneys’ footprint across the emirate. Al Jurf community offers a diverse selection of retail and dining attractions and we’re delighted to bring our fresh food offering to local shoppers in Ajman.”

Being an independently-owned retailer, Spinneys prides itself in its ability to listen to its customers and accordingly adapt and grow is offering. The quality food retailer has plans to open a further eight supermarkets this year, including Jumeirah Golf Estate (Dubai), Damac Hills (Dubai), Dubai Creek Residences (Dubai), Meydan (Dubai) and Al Maryah Central (Abu Dhabi).

About Spinneys

The first Spinneys opened in 1962 at Al Nasr Square and has since grown to become a trusted brand name for premium supermarket retailers in the region. Much loved by expats and locals residing throughout the region, Spinneys enjoys a well-deserved reputation for forward-thinking by keeping pace with changes in cooking trends and the emergence of new products worldwide.

About Spinneys’ Supply Chain

Spinneys boasts long-standing relationships with some of the most trusted suppliers including farmers, cheese makers and growers. It also operates a sustainable sourcing policy to benefit farming partners, the environment and its customers. It was the first supermarket in the region to join Global Good Agricultural Practices, which promotes good agricultural practices through sustainable farming and fair trade. The supermarket chain is also proud of its ‘No Added Hormones’ initiative, ensuring all meat sold is hormone-free.