Camden Market owner announces five new companies opening post pandemic
The owner of Camden Market has announced that five new brands will be opening venues in the market.
LabTech, owner of Camden Market, has reported the debut opening of Canna Power, the market’s first CBD wholesaler, and The Indian Alley, the market’s latest Indian restaurant.
It has also announced that it has signed three more companies - Sweyn Forkbeard, a male grooming boutique, Neat Burger, the world’s first plant-based sustainable burger chain, and Spanish inspired creperie, Prep’ La Crepe.
They join more than 900 other brands and food and beverage retailers located in Camden Market.
Eli Rice, partner at Canna Power, commented: “We are extremely excited to be opening in the Stables Market, Camden.
“The area has always been very trendy, and finally a very welcomed transformation by LabTech has made the market cleaner and comfortable to spend time in.
“We are a one-of-a-kind retailer of a very wide CBD product range that is completely different from all other high street retailers.
“Our store design is clean, clear and welcoming and our on-site staff are trained weekly in order to be as professional as possible.
“Camden Market has always been an area we wanted our business to be a part of and we are looking forward to serving the area’s loyal followers.”
Executive chef of The Indian Alley, Sameer Taneja, said: “We are thrilled to be opening The Indian Alley at Camden Market.
“Our mission has always been to remain unique by changing the way people perceive and experience Indian cuisine and broadening our business by opening in Camden supports our goal.
“This area of North London has always appealed to us because of the diverse food and beverage brands on offer in the market.
“We are confident our restaurant will complement the offering here and look forward to welcoming our first visitors in this part of London.”
Maggie Milosavljevic, LabTech’s retail commercial director, added: “Since reopening Camden Market has continued to support all our traders.
“Now we are fully reopened and serving our local community again, footfall is growing and this is the ideal time to be adding these five independent brands.
“They all have something unique to bring and we are excited to welcome them to our thriving market in North London.”
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