Target Corp. is in an aggressive expansion of its grocery sections in Connecticut stores as the retail giant follows Walmart with in-store food offerings.
Seven stores in metro Hartford and New Haven were renovated with expanded food layouts earlier this year and six more were due to open in June and July, or later this year.
The stores will offer meats, fresh produce, dairy products and a variety of pre-packaged baked goods. Target says it hopes the expansions will make their stores a "one-stop-shop," capable of meeting the weekly grocery needs of consumers.
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