Punjab Gets Its First Popees Baby Care Store as Brand Opens New Outlet in Zirakpur
112th global store strengthens Popees' footprint in North India; more outlets planned across the region
City Air News
Jul 26, 2026 02:38
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Chandigarh, July 26, 2026: Punjab has welcomed its first Popees Baby Care store with the opening of a new exclusive outlet in Zirakpur, bringing one of India's trusted baby care brands closer to families across Punjab, Chandigarh and Haryana.
The store was inaugurated by Bhuvnesh Haritash of Trinetra International in the presence of customers, well-wishers and company representatives.
The launch marks another milestone in Popees' retail journey as the brand expands rapidly across North India. The Zirakpur outlet becomes Popees' 112th store globally and follows the successful opening of its Chandigarh outlet last month.
The new store offers a comprehensive range of baby essentials for newborns and children up to four years of age, including premium baby apparel, newborn kits, diapers, wipes, feeding accessories, bath and skincare products, organic baby care solutions and eco-friendly bamboo-based clothing.
Speaking on the occasion, Shaju Thomas, Founder & CMD, Popees Baby Care, said that Punjab is an important market in the company's North India expansion strategy.
"The overwhelming response received after our Chandigarh launch encouraged us to strengthen our presence in the region. Zirakpur serves as an important gateway connecting Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, making it an ideal destination for our next exclusive store. We remain committed to providing parents with safe, comfortable and affordable baby care products backed by uncompromising quality."
Established in 2003, Popees has earned the trust of millions of parents through products that undergo 28 stringent quality checks before reaching consumers. Today, the brand has a strong presence across India and the Middle East and continues to expand its retail network.
The company has also announced plans to open additional stores in Karnal and Yamuna Nagar as part of its North India growth strategy.
