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Green Common opens in VivoCity

The brand brings plant-based brands for retail and serves entirely plant-based dishes.

Green Monday Group has announced the launch of Singapore’s first Green Common in VivoCity today.

The group launched Green Common in 2015 as the world’s first plant-based concept store, bringing the world’s plant-based brands for retail and serving a curated selection of entirely plant-based dishes.

“Over the years we have seen great interest from Singaporeans looking to have access to more plant-based alternatives. We are so excited to be launching the first Green Common concept in Southeast Asia here, bringing our signature retail and dine-in concepts to the city,” Green Monday Group founder David Yeung said.
 

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