Thomas Dux Grocer

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Thomas Dux is an Australian chain of gourmet grocery stores launched by Woolworths in 2008.[1] They sell a range of local and imported fresh foods and grocery items. Products include fresh fruit and vegetables, dairy products, asian-style baked breads, oils and vinegars, pasta and sauces, condiments, prepared meals, chocolate products, fresh meat and fresh flowers. Thomas Dux specialises in organic, gluten-free, preservative-free and free-range foods. Local boutique suppliers include Saskia Beer, Maggie Mee, Simmone Logue, Herbies, Ornella, Phillippa's, Rowie's, Cookie Couture and Geoff Jansz. Fruit and vegetables are sourced directly from the wholesale markets in Sydney and Melbourne on a daily basis.

History

Woolworths launched Thomas Dux, an upmarket grocery store, in April 2008 and operated two stores in the Sydney, New South Wales suburbs of Paddington and Lane Cove.

In May 2009, Woolworths announced the acquisition of up to nine boutique grocery store leases from Macro Wholefoods, with the intention to rebadge the stores under the Thomas Dux brand.[2] The first of the rebadged stores opened in August 2009.

Current stores

Suburb Street location Original usage Date opened
Paddington, NSW Glenmore Rd Small Woolworths supermarket 13 August 2008
Lane Cove, NSW Burns Bay Rd Food For Less supermarket 19 April 2008
Surry Hills, NSW Cnr Crown and Campbell Sts Reservoir Offices 30 May 2009[3]
Glen Waverley, VIC Shop 2.200 The Glen Macro Wholefoods store 29 August 2009[4]
Mona Vale, NSW 12-14 Park Street Macro Wholefoods store 5 September 2009[5]
Armadale, VIC 1068 High St Macro Wholefoods store 19 September 2009
Hornsby, NSW Shop 2009 Westfield Hornsby Macro Wholefoods store 26 September 2009[6]
Black Rock, VIC 40 Bluff Road Macro Wholefoods store 3 October 2009[7]
Crows Nest, NSW 13-19 Willoughby Road Macro Wholefoods store 10 October 2009[8]
Richmond, VIC 153 Bridge Road Macro Wholefoods store 6 November 2009
Port Melbourne, VIC 120 Bay Street Development site 7 January 2010

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