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The executive team at Naturesa国际传媒檚 Fare Markets said it will be business as usual at the grocery store chain following its sale to the Jim Pattison Groupsa国际传媒檚 Buy-Low Foods division.

Naturesa国际传媒檚 fare, which has locations in Kamloops and Vernon, is a health-focused chain of seven stores, specializing in organic products.

Naturesa国际传媒檚 Fare was found in 1993 by Rick Monahan and is headquartered in Vernon.

In an email to KTW, Alexa Monahan, daughter of Rick and part of Naturesa国际传媒檚 Fare executive team, said there will be no major changes following the sale.

sa国际传媒淣aturesa国际传媒檚 Fare is excited to become part of the larger Buy-Low group, which includes similar retailers like Choices, Meinhardts and Nesters,sa国际传媒� Monahan said.

sa国际传媒淲e will remain true to our commitments. Supporting local producers, offering only the highest quality organic produce, natural grocery products and premium vitamins and supplements will continue to be our priority. We look forward to opportunities for growth and to continuing to ethically assist all of our customers on their journey to better health. There will be no major changes to general operations, staff or stores as a result of the sale.sa国际传媒�

Buy-Low Foods was founded in 1966 and purchased by the Jim Pattison Group in 1995. Buy-Low Foods has more than 60 stores under its eponymous banner and other monickers across Western Canada.

The Jim Pattison Groupsa国际传媒檚 portfolio includes the Save-On-Foods chain, Pattison Billboards and the Broadcast Centre in Kamloops.

No details were released as the sale involves two private companies.

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