News

Before the holidays, we announced that we would be taking an extended winter break and then coming back with reduced hours in January. 

The store will reopen on Saturday, January 8th and moving forward will be open on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 10 am - 6 pm. 

It’s exciting to have the back space of our building renovated and to be hosting holiday markets, with visions of more events to come. We are looking forward to more foot traffic and buzz around Reimagine Groceries with this new community event space. As we focus on building this part of the business, we’re looking for a partner to co-create the grocery store operations.

The Reimagine Holiday Market started as a vision to bring our community together. This included promoting small businesses and artisans in the London Community. Though this experience we got to meet and learn about people with amazing talents, passion, knowledge and artistry. Get to know them here!

In an effort to be more accessible, we have done a thorough review of our fresh produce prices. Great news - we are now offering most our our fresh produce offerings at lower everyday prices - some as low, or lower, than the non-organic options you would find at larger chain stores!

School is back and the Fall is upon us!

This means we are able to return to more normal hours in the store. We will be open 6 days a week (closed on Tuesdays) and we will be open late on Thursdays - open from 10 am to 8 pm. We hope these new hours help making visiting us easier for you.

Starting this Monday, July 19, we are switching up our store hours 🕰 These new hours reflect when we see traffic actually coming to the store, plus our capacity to be in store right now. Juggling kids, work and life has become tricky while being open 7 days a week, and we need to take care of our family and ourselves. We appreciate your understanding and hope you can still visit us during these reduced hours.

Greenwashing is the term used to describe a company's attempt at seeming "greener" than they really are. Releasing "eco-friendly" products has become a marketing trend, and it's important to be able to differentiate between what's good for the environment, and what's greenwashing marketing.

Here are some of the signs you need to look for when deciding whether a company or product is greenwashing, or actually eco-friendly.

Here are a few things we do to minimize our environmental impact. We believe in buying local produce, and reducing food waste.

When you were young, you were probably taught the "3 R's" - reduce, reuse and recycle - but, in fact, there are at least 6 R's that you need to be aware of when it comes to minimizing your waste and living in a more sustainable way.

Here are some of our favourite zero waste simple swaps for your bathroom! The bathroom can seem like a difficult place to get started, but it's actually quite easy. These swaps are usually cheaper in the long run, last a lot longer, and are definitely better for the environment. You're in the bathroom every day - why not invest?