As the holiday shopping season ramps up, Walmart is unveiling another newly remodeled Supercenter in New Jersey.

After a series of upgrades designed to improve customer experience, the retail giant’s location in Hackettstown now features:

• A reconfigured store layout, as well as new products and categories
• Expanded and modernized departments, with significant updates to pet, baby and grocery
• An updated pharmacy and vision center
• A transformed front end with self-checkout lanes and staffed registers to make it faster for shoppers to complete their purchases

The Route 57 store also boasts new paint, signage and lighting for easier navigation, as well as updates to the parking lot and landscaping. Walmart in Hackettstown will continue to offer pickup services, delivery and touch-free Walmart Pay to customers.

“At Walmart, enhancing our customers’ shopping experience is always a priority,” commented Alishia Corrao, Walmart store manager. “We’re thrilled to unveil a variety of new features at our Hackettstown location. A big thank you to our dedicated associates and store leadership teams for their exceptional efforts throughout the renovations. This investment in New Jersey demonstrates our continued commitment to the communities we proudly serve.”

As part of a Dec. 4 ribbon-cutting ceremony, the company presented grants to the following organizations:

• $2,000 to Warren County Habitat for Humanity
• $500 to Reach Out Non-Profit
• $2,000 to Gunnar J. Bigley Foundation
• $2,000 to Tri County Fire Co.

The store also revealed a new community-inspired mural. According to Walmart, the artwork is “a celebration of the community’s rich farming and fishing history and Centenary University, an educational landmark since 1867.”

The updates in Hackettstown are part of Walmart’s $75 million investment to refresh and remodel 11 stores in New Jersey.

After debuting three flagship Supercenter designs in Secaucus, North Bergen and Teterboro, the retailer has also remodeled other stores over the last two-and-a-half years. Updated locations include Freehold, Kearny, Bayonne, East Brunswick, Burlington 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.