The Co-operative Food store in Station Road, Bosham, is due to reopen next Wednesday (May 10).
Following a ramraid last year, the store has had extensive structural works carried out and a new shop front installed.
Inside the fridges have also been replaced, with the aim of improving energy efficiency as part of Southern Co-op's commitment to sustainability.
To reduce food waste, the new store will also offer Too Good To Go - a leading surplus food app connecting customers to restaurants and stores that have unsold food.
Lindsay Costello, Store Manager, said:
"Thanks to all our customers for bearing with us whilst we got the store back and running again. Everyone has been working extremely hard behind the scenes to make this happen.
"There are a few new products in store so I'm really looking forward to getting back in there and so are my colleagues."
As a co-operative, members can access exclusive Southern Co-op offers as well as help raise money for food banks with 2p being added to the pot, per qualifying transaction, every time a customer swipes their membership card.
Southern Co-op is celebrating its 150th birthday this year after being founded in Portsmouth in 1873.
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