The store New Seasons Market is preparing to open April 9 in the Tanasbourne Town Center in Hillsboro, Oregon, will be its second in the city and 22nd overall.
Located at 10940 N.E. Evergreen Pkwy., the new store will serve as one of the primary full-service grocers in an area that features many local businesses. The grocer’s other Hillsboro location is at Orenco Station, where it opened in 2001.
“Having grown up in the area, I’m beyond thrilled to be a part of our newest store in Tanasbourne,” said Travis Bertsch, who has been with New Seasons Market for more than 13 years and will manage the store.
“Our team has worked tirelessly to create a one-of-a-kind shopping experience that embodies our commitment to local, quality and sustainability.”
The store occupies 27,000 square feet, will employ about 120 staff and provide a diverse range of products and offerings, including regeneratively raised meat, sustainably harvested seafood, organic produce and artisan cheese. It also will have a prepared foods department.
“We’re thrilled to be opening our second New Seasons Market in Hillsboro, solidifying our commitment to serving the Washington County – and broader Portland metro – community,” said Dave Kauder, SVP of New Seasons Market.
“Tanasbourne serves as a testament to the continued support of our wonderful staff and customers. We look forward to becoming an integral part of our new community and continuing to grow our footprint as we deliver exceptional experiences to our valued customers.”
The new store also features sustainable equipment that pairs efficiency with a commitment to environmental stewardship, including dry misting produce technology, an optimal high-humidity environment that preserves freshness, conserves water and reduces waste.
In addition, Tanasbourne will offer a free recycling center that takes a variety of materials not often accepted in curbside bins.
New Seasons Market has opened four new stores in the past three years, including Palisades in Lake Oswego (July 2022), Main Street in Vancouver (October 2023) and Milwaukie Marketplace (March 2024).
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