The new Co-op store supports 16 local jobs and opens from 7am-10pm daily, it now includes Costa Coffee Express, hot food, enhanced bakery and focus on fresh and healthy produce.
The new refrigeration not only cuts Co-op’s carbon footprint, but also enhances the store’s fresh, frozen and chilled range. This sits alongside a focus on food-to-go and meal deals; Fairtrade goods; pizzas; flowers; ready meals, party food for the festive period; award winning wines and beers and, everyday essentials.
Parcel collection services are now available via an InPost Locker and Amazon.
Discounts are available for Young Scot cardholders.
Co-op is focussed on backing British High Streets and communities, and Niki Hill, Co-op Store Manager, said: “Our brand new store looks fantastic, we have had a great response from our customers. We have enjoyed welcoming the community into their new co-op. We’re proud to be part of the local community, and we're here to contribute to local life and conveniently serve and support the community.”
Michelle Young, Co-op Area Manager, added: “We’re delighted to invest in Selkirk High Street. We are focussed on delivering the quality, choice, value and added services which can be enjoyed by everyone.”
Member price savings create additional value for Co-op members who can save more with personalised offers, deals and promotions and, lower prices on the products shoppers buy most.
Soft plastic recycling is available in store, making it easier for shoppers to return and recycle materials such as crisp packets and bread bags, lids from ready meals, biscuit wrappers and, pet food pouches.
The store is one of 50 new or transformed stores Co-op confirmed last month it would open before Christmas.
Co-op is one of the world’s largest consumer-owned co-operatives, with its history dating back more than 180 years. Co-op exists to create value for its membership and communities, its 7m members own the business and play an intrinsic part in the governance of the organisation.
