Paul's Fruit Market to Expand Taylorsville Road Store

The Business Journals· June 13, 2026

Paul's Fruit Market has announced plans to expand its existing retail location on Taylorsville Road in Louisville. This project reflects ongoing investment in local retail infrastructure within the Kentucky market. The expansion is part of the broader activity tracked by the Louisville Business First publication.

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