Located in El Monte, the Good Fortune Market has reopened after a remodel, showcasing a focus on wholesale discounts. During its opening week, the market introduced special low-price promotions and a gift-with-purchase event.
The Good Fortune Market officially opened its doors on Saturday, October 12, at 11850 Valley Blvd. While the limited-time 15% discount from October 12 and 13 has ended, shoppers can still take advantage of the gift-with-purchase promotion running until October 18. Customers spending $28 will receive a reusable non-woven shopping bag, those spending $48 will get a pack of five Jin Mai Lang beef noodles, and shoppers who spend $88 will receive a gift box of Happy Time cookies. Supplies are limited for these promotions, so it’s first come, first served.
In addition to the gift-with-purchase event, the opening festivities include a variety of popular products available for tasting, along with a claw machine and a cotton candy machine. Until October 18, many selected items are being offered at incredibly low prices. Some of the highlights include AA baby bok choy at $0.48 per pound, Japanese sweet potatoes at $0.58 per pound, frozen durian at $1.98 per pound, pork ribs at $1.98 per pound, salmon fillets at $5.98 per pound, and Lee Kum Kee soy sauce at $3.58 for a 59oz bottle, as well as oyster sauce for $3.98. Additionally, boxes of Kongfu Jasmine tea are $7.68, Da Wu Long tea is $10.98, and there are buy-one-get-one offers on various items in the Hai Tian wholesale zone. Also available is 50-pound bags of Huang Guo Bao rice for $26.98 and 44-pound bags of high-quality Korean flour for $26.98.
Jacob, the supply chain manager and store manager of the El Monte location, stated that Good Fortune Market aims to provide wholesale prices even for single items, making it an ideal place for everyday grocery shopping. The wholesale produce section offers box pricing to cater to small and medium-sized restaurants looking to purchase fresh ingredients and seasonings. Moreover, this store is the largest among the five Good Fortune Market locations in the Los Angeles area, boasting over 20,000 products with a more diverse selection, allowing customers to enjoy competitive wholesale prices while having a rich variety of choices.
