Zallie Family Markets is preparing to unveil a brand-new ShopRite in South Jersey.

Located in Gloucester Township, the 75,000-square-foot supermarket at Cherrywood Plaza will include many offerings that are popular in other stores owned and operated by the family-run grocer, such as:

• Hot food bar and international cheese department
• Wok station and sushi department
• Floral and gift department
• Pharmacy
• Zallie’s Fresh Kitchen catering

It will also have an area dedicated to ShopRite’s online shopping service, according to Zallie Family Markets.

A grand opening date was not announced, but the company said it is expected for 2025.

The upcoming store will replace the existing ShopRite of Laurel Hill less than a mile away. That site launched in 1973 as the company’s first supermarket in the region.

At Cherrywood Plaza, ShopRite is taking over a space that has been vacant since Kmart closed in 2017.

It is also one of several investments Zallie Family Markets has made in its stores over the past few years.

A member of Keasbey-based retailer co-op Wakefern Food Corp., Zallie Family Markets owns and operates 11 ShopRite locations in South Jersey and one in Philadelphia.

In May 2023, the company completed a remodel of ShopRite of Glassboro, which was the store’s first major renovation since opening over 25 years ago. A few weeks later, it opened a new ShopRite in Woolwich Township to replace an older store in Gibbstown.

Zallie Family Markets recently received local approval to expand its location in West Deptford, too, according to The Courier Post.

As part of that plan, ShopRite expects to grow the size of that store from 89,000 square feet to 132,000 square feet by taking over a majority of the Mantua Pike shopping center. That includes space formerly occupied by bankrupt discount chain Big Lots.