Source: sankofaonline.com
June 11, 2022, Joliet Illinois. With a fast-growing immigrant population who are strongly tied to their local cuisine, it creates a perfect opportunity for grocery stores that import authentic Ghanaian and Caribbean food products to serve the incredibly diverse needs of the local community.
In the light of this, a Ghanaian businessman and philanthropist, Nii Okine, has opened a new market, Adisheman African Market, at 1507 West Jefferson Street, Joliet IL , 60435. The event attracted members of the community who showed up in their numbers to grace the grand opening and be part of a historic experience.
The grocery store is a proud family-run neighborhood business that carries the largest selection of food products and others from West Africa. They have an extensive selection of bread and produce, smoked fish, Ghanaian yams and Thai rice. Chicago’s newest supermarket will also stock and offer shoppers a wide range of items such as fufu powder, banku mix, apapransa flour mix, millet banku flour, Hausa Koko flour, plantain, fufu mix, palm oil, a variety of fish, different alcoholic beverages, and products from Ghana.They offer additional services specialty dishes that are cooked daily and a warehouse for wholesale prices.
The doors of the business are open from 8 am to 8 pm, Monday to Sunday. The location has a lot of parking spaces for its clientele. There are other important conveniences such as gas stations, banks, etc. in the immediate environs. It is about 5 minutes drive from Interstate 80 near Joliet.
Shortly after the doors were opened for business, the first patrons headed straight through the aisles to shop.
We at sankofaonline.com wish the management of Adisheman African Market successful business venture and encourage members of the community to support them.
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