"We're also committed to having the lowest prices on wine, spirits and beer every day. Our tremendous buying power and special relationships with producers, importers and wholesalers bring us considerable savings, which we pass on to our customers.”
Natural grocery chain Earth Fare opened its Military Cutoff location at the end of 2018, announcing in February 2020 that it was closing all of its stores because it was running out of money.
After the company filed for bankruptcy, some of Earth Fare's 50 sites sold to other grocery stores. Seperately, an investment group reopened some Earth Fare stores, according to news reports, but not in Wilmington.
The former Earth Fare space anchors Renaissance Market, which is also occupied by West Marine, Blaze Pizza, Starbucks, Verizon and a nail salon. The property is owned by a Trask entity and its partners.
Trask Land Co. represented the Renaissance Market partnership group in the lease to Total Wine.
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