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Local Business Spotlight: Earth Mart opens on Bridge St.

Phoenixville has a new face! Earth Mart, a retail store specializing in organic, recycled, sustainable, fair trade and locally produced products, held their grand opening last Friday, April 6th at the April First Friday. Co-owner and fellow reader Lisa Longo describes Earth Mart as....

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Earth Mart is an environmental product department store. We feature products which are produced in a sustainable manner and which are either fair trade, organic, locally produced or recycled. Our store features everything from bedding to recycled glass dinnerware, prepared healthy whole foods and cleaning products.
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Earth Mart is located at 235 Bridge Street. To get more information, please take a moment to visit their website at http://www.earthmartonline.com/. Or, even better, stop in the next time you are in the area!

Best of luck to Lisa, Alison and Cathy on what sounds like a great addition to Phoenixville.
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Anonymous said…
Fall is painting and remodeling time! We have no VOC paint, and many colors and styles of cork and bamboo flooring. Stop in or call 610-935-1793.
9/18/09, 10:27 AM
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