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If you are a fan of grocery stores at the target, the retailer has a good news for you.Their flagship brand of food and good drinks and gathers is to grow with the addition of 600 new items. The retail giant expands its grocery offer with artisanal articles such as organic coffee and the signature pasta and sauces imported from Italy, as well as frozen crust pizzas on board and burgers without meat. New items are starting to hit the shelves now and will continue to be added in early October.

"Feeding and drinks continue to play a very important role in the target experience," Stephanie Lundquist, Target Evp and Food President and Beveragessaid in the United States today. "Families right now, more than ever, look for a small inspiration and the ability to create delicious dishes at home."

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The target has launched the good foot and gather, its largest flagship brand last year, with grocery staples such as salads bagged, cheese, granola, sparkling water, deck deals Fresh and sides, fruit landmarks, frozen fruit, fresh vegetables, chips and nutrition bars. The introduction of the new streamlined internal brand, which emphasizes high quality ingredients, seems to be an effort to respond to buyers looking for a well-made food for a good deal.

The brand now includes nearly 2,000 items. Lundquist noted that some of the most popular items so far have been the avocado salad and foaming water with strawberry mango, while it expects new pizzas to become the favorites of the customer. "A really fun favorite couple are spinach and goat cheese or pepperoni and spicy honey," she says.

All line products are made without aromas and artificial sweeteners, synthetic colors and fructose corn syrup. The target hasHired more scientists from food Work on the flagship brand and updates some of their older products to meet Good & Gather standards. The products are delivered with a refund guarantee, also called the Good & Skill promise: "Love each bite or your money."

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