Harris Farm Markets is about to embark on a recruiting drive for staff in preparation for its Albury store opening in the new year.
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It will be employing 150 staff with positions already being advertised.
"We chose Albury because it is the hub of a strong agricultural region with a lot of heritage," Harris Farm chief executive Tristan Harris said.
"It is also home to some of the best producers and growers in Australia.
"Supporting local is key for Harris Farm.
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"We source from local farmers and suppliers, create job opportunities for local residents, and we want to become part of the community by supporting local groups.
"Especially those that encourage kids to engage in healthy eating."
Jobs on offer include customer service, dock workers, fork lift drivers and cleaners.
"We want to hear from the best talent the border has to offer, so if you want to be part of what we hope will be the biggest shopping experience in the southern hemisphere with plenty of mentoring and growth opportunities, give us a shout," Mr Harris said.
Harris Farm will also have a pop-up stand in QEII Square on Friday and Saturday between 10am and 2pm.
The company has 26 stores Australia-wide and employs more than 2200 staff.
It has been in existence for more than 40 years.
The Albury Amart store opened late last year.