[PRO] Westfield Marion (2019/20 Extension)

[The Scooter Guy]

Hopefully, the replacement for HJ better not be yet another Krispy Kreme!
KK Doughnuts contain Uncertified, Unsustainable & Untraceable Palm Oil!
Believe me, I am NOT joking. I'm Terribly Serious!

[electrictechron]

Hopefully, the replacement for HJ better not be yet another Krispy Kreme!
KK Doughnuts contain Uncertified, Unsustainable & Untraceable Palm Oil!
Believe me, I am NOT joking. I'm Terribly Serious!

Had one of those doughnuts, will never have another one.
If only there was a country that had a good government that would crack down on this...

[Brucetiki]

Hopefully, the replacement for HJ better not be yet another Krispy Kreme!
KK Doughnuts contain Uncertified, Unsustainable & Untraceable Palm Oil!
Believe me, I am NOT joking. I'm Terribly Serious!

KK already has an outlet in Marion. Can't see them taking up another.

[bits]

Uncertified, Unsustainable & Untraceable Palm oil

Aren't those 3 things the same thing?
Eg you can get palm oil that is certified as sustainable which requires the source to be traceable.
You can't have one without the other.

So the actual complaint is that kk allegedly use palm oil that is not certified as sustainable. Which in itself does not say they use palm oil that is from unsustainable sources, only that their source is not certified as sustainable.

[neoballmon]

Hopefully, the replacement for HJ better not be yet another Krispy Kreme!
KK Doughnuts contain Uncertified, Unsustainable & Untraceable Palm Oil!
Believe me, I am NOT joking. I'm Terribly Serious!

KK already has an outlet in Marion. Can't see them taking up another.

But that's just a stall in the centre of the mall down near Woolies isn't it? I'm sure if given the opportunity, they'd rather move to either locations. Both in the foodcourt and near the cinemas (and thursday nightlife if that's still a thing) would get much higher sales for them.

[Norman]

A few confirmed new retailers to come to the new Fresh Food area:
Aldi
Baker's Delight
Go Vita
Rheinland Boutique Bakery
The Cheesemonger
Krispy Kreme
Just Cuts
Creative Poultry
Charlesworth Nuts
People's Choice
Ang's Coffee & Special Treats

[Ben]

The only new one is aldi?

[Norman]

The only new one is aldi?

My bad, I was going off the boards in the temporary passageway. Don't go down there that much these days.

[Ben]

Haha all good. I've heard this is massively behind schedule. Was meant to open in May but now won't be till end of the year?

[Pikey]

Hopefully, the replacement for HJ better not be yet another Krispy Kreme!
KK Doughnuts contain Uncertified, Unsustainable & Untraceable Palm Oil!
Believe me, I am NOT joking. I'm Terribly Serious!

Weren't you one of the fan boys that lined up at the Port Road Store opening?

[Ben]

From The AFR

Australia's largest solar power-generating car park canopy will be built at the Westfield Marion shopping centre in Adelaide.

Origin Energy will install the facility on behalf of the joint owners of Marion, Scentre Group and the Lendlease-managed Australian Prime Property Fund.

Fourteen solar canopies will cover about 240 car spaces.

When completed, they will be able to generate 647.73 kW of power and help Westfield Marion achieve savings of about 650 tonnes of CO2-e/year.

Origin's general manager of solar and emerging businesses Phil Mackey said the project, Australia's largest installation of its type, would provide a long-term solar solution to help reduce energy costs and provide some future cost certainty.

Scentre Group's general manager of facilities and sustainability Stuart Elder said the installation was a win-win for all stakeholders.

"The installation provides shade to our customer's cars, which obviously improves their shopping experience at Westfield Marion," he said.

"And solar is a key pillar to Scentre Group's sustainable energy strategy as it reduces our carbon footprint and reliance on traditional electricity generation."

The solar canopy installation forms part of a broader centre redevelopment including a fresh food market and ALDI supermarket.

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[crawf]

Not sure if it's been mentioned but Nespresso has opened on the ground floor.

[Ben]

Not sure if it's been mentioned but Nespresso has opened on the ground floor.

That's only a pop up store crawf.

Quite a few empty shops at the moments. One Optus store has closed as has , man to man, the 2 fellas gifts shops, dick smith which was huge space, standish cycles, abc store and previously reported hungry jacks and McDonald's. Lots of vacancies.

The floor down near woolworths is all being ripped up to connect to the new mall. Hopefully the start of a full upgrade.

[Patrick_27]

Not sure if it's been mentioned but Nespresso has opened on the ground floor.

That's only a pop up store crawf.

Quite a few empty shops at the moments. One Optus store has closed as has , man to man, the 2 fellas gifts shops, dick smith which was huge space, standish cycles, abc store and previously reported hungry jacks and McDonald's. Lots of vacancies.

The floor down near woolworths is all being ripped up to connect to the new mall. Hopefully the start of a full upgrade.

With the Dick Smith floorspace now available. I'll give it six months before Westfield pull out the big guns and try to entice a TopShop outlet for that space. I don't know how that would work with Myer but I guess this is the case everywhere else...

[monotonehell]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkeSi3IVTqE