Walmart completes remodel at South Jersey Supercenter

Walmart Inc. is unveiling a recently completed remodel of one of its Supercenters in South Jersey.

The upgrades at 2106 Mount Holly Road in Burlington aim to enhance the overall customer experience. The Bentonville, Ark.-based retail giant’s location now includes:

• A reconfigured store layout that provides more convenient access to well-shopped areas;



• An expanded pharmacy and updated vision center for eyeglasses and sunglasses;



• A bigger area for dairy and foods with new offerings and updated layout;



• New products and categories in retail that includes fresh apparel brands;



• A refreshed interior and exterior, including paint and signage for easier navigation through the store as well as lighting upgrades.

 

The store will also continue to offer pickup services, delivery and touch-free Walmart Pay to customers.

According to a Walmart spokesperson, the location stayed open during renovations.

Store Manager John Cooper said in a statement, “Walmart is dedicated to enhancing the shopping experience for our Burlington customers. We're thrilled to introduce a range of new in-store features, thanks to the commitment of our associates and store leadership team. This investment underscores our promise to New Jersey’s communities."

A $75 million refresh

A July 12 ceremony will mark the project's completion, according to Walmart. Following an 8 a.m. ribbon cutting, the store will keep the celebration going with giveaways of product samples from select vendors.It will also recognize four employees who each have 20 or more years of service with the company, as well as unveil a community-inspired mural.

Additionally, Walmart will present grants to local organizations:

• $1,500 for We Fight Together Inc., a Willingboro group that provides youth/amateur sports and support programs;



• $2.500 for Trenton United Family Foundation , a nonprofit promoting youth development initiatives;



• $2,500 for Redeeming Children’s Hope , an East Lumberton charity that provides services that reduce high death rates of infant and children in areas where poverty is high.

 

The updates at Burlington are part of the company’s $75 million investment to refresh and remodel 11 stores in New Jersey.

Beyond debuting three flagship Supercenter designs in Secaucus , North Bergen and Teterboro , the retailer has also remodeled other stores over the last two years. Updated locations include Freehold, Bayonne, East Brunswick and Linden.

Within New Jersey , Walmart employs nearly 25,000 associates across its 35 Supercenters, 27 discount stores and eight Sam’s Club wholesale locations.

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