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jay said...
> On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 22:09:39 GMT, Gregory Morrow wrote: > > Yes! It is easy to pick fault with most anything including a winner. It is > a beautiful store with high quality goods and prices to match. Mackey is a > home grown hippy that in a relatively short period of time has steered the > Whole Foods organization into the winners circle. If I could $$$ I would > shop there.. 85,000 square feet of goodies. > > jay The article did imply that there's already a shortage of beef, salad vegetables, etc., grown in the UK. Anything imported to fill any gaps will be expensive. Much as it is now, I'm guessing. It's not going to hurt Whole Foods to test the waters in England by opening a store there. Maybe just a scaled down offering of goods compared to the U.S. stores, rendering it somewhat plain with the attractive facade and the highest prices the UK market will bear. Imho, Andy |
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