The Whole Foods location in Kenwood. Photo provided | Whole Foods

Whole Foods is relocating one of its oldest locations in the Greater Cincinnati area.

The Mason location of the Amazon-owned grocery chain, which has been open since 2007, will soon relocate to 8310 Liberty Way in West Chester. The new store will open at 9 a.m. on Nov. 18.

According to a press release, the new location’s product assortment features more than 300 items from Ohio, with well-known local names like Hartzler Family Dairy, Middlefield Original Cheese Co-Op and Deeper Roots Coffee on the list.

The store will also have a full-service meat counter, a seafood counter with a fishmonger, a bakery, a wellness section, a curated section of local products and a beverage area with over 700 wines and 270 craft beers — including products from Cincinnati staples like Rhinegeist and Sonder Brewing.

At the store’s opening, customers will enjoy coffee from Deeper Roots Coffee and samples from local suppliers. The first 300 customers in line will receive a limited-edition Liberty tote bag made from recycled textiles from Amazon customer returns and a Secret Saver coupon featuring savings up to $100 off.

For more information, visit the Whole Foods website.

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