Target Expands Wellness Offerings with 2,000 New Items

Target Expands Wellness Offerings with 2,000 New Items

Target Expands Wellness Offerings with 2,000 New Items

Target Expands Wellness Offerings with 2,000 New Items

Target Corp is significantly increasing its commitment to wellness by introducing over 2,000 new items in various health-related categories. This expansion will include more than 600 exclusive products, with over half priced under $10, catering to health-conscious consumers looking for affordability.

This initiative includes functional beverages, health supplements, and wellness technologies, with 140 tech items highlighted. The store will showcase a new upfront wellness experience, merging beauty, health, and beverage selections into a cohesive shopping environment where supplements, hydration, and sporting goods are prominently displayed.

In a statement, Rick Gomez, executive VP and chief commercial officer of Target, noted, ‘We understand that wellness is deeply personal, and it spans many different aspects of people’s lives … we’re adding exciting new products to make it easier for people to find everything they need.’ Game-changing brands and exclusive lines, including partnerships with celebrities like Tom Holland for his non-alcoholic beer brand, as well as original brands like Good & Gather, will augment Target’s availability of health-centric options.

The program also features an exclusive activewear collection comprising 80 pieces, designed to engage Target customers in living a healthier lifestyle.

  • Introduction of functional and non-alcoholic beverages, such as Bloom and Poppi.
  • Expanded beauty and self-care options from celebrity-founded brands.
  • Increased men’s wellness products from brands like Dr. Squatch.
  • Nutrition and gut health improvements highlighted with 250 new registered items.
  • A new line of wellness tech with exclusive infrared products.
  • Introduction of a new activewear collection under $40.

With these changes, Target aims not only to meet the rising demand for wellness products but also to promote a holistic approach to health in the community.

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