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    any brand will do, but make sure the hair tie matches your hair color for the best result. You can find hair ties at almost any local grocery stores or beauty supply stores for around three dollars. In addition, this process requires a brush or comb (either will do), to detangle your hair before beginning. You can go to Target, Walmart or any other grocery stores near you to pick up a brush or comb for as cheap as two dollars. Remember, these two products are a necessity to making your braid…

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    “The link between poverty and food availability has been well-documented since the mid-1990s” but low-income neighborhoods, particularly those with large black and Hispanic populations have “fewer large supermarkets and more small grocery stores bursting with junk-food options and rarely offer healthy whole-grains, dairy products, and veggies” (Brooks). These food deserts narrow people’s options to entirely processed and often prepared foods such as frozen dinners or McDonald’s hamburgers…

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    Food is the foundation of our lives; it 's more than mere substance. Food provides us with nutrients, allows us to communicate with others. People can use food as a Segway to tell someone some important information. To tell them they love them, Tell them they want to business with them. There are so many facets of food that run so deep in our society as Americans. Whether that changes in other cultures, I 'm sure. But the connection between food and family is one that can always be made. If we…

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    Founded in 1980, Whole Foods Markets, an American grocery market chain specializing in all natural and organic food products. Originating from Austin, Texas, WFM currently has over 400 stores and 58,000 employees in three countries, the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. From the WFM Core Values website, both the vision and mission statements can be found. The mission statement reads: “Whole Foods Market is a dynamic leader in the quality food business. We are a mission-driven company…

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    The “X” that I have selected for this assignment is a Nestle Pure Life water bottle, an item that I often purchase in my local grocery store- Food Basics on Sandhurst Circle in Scarborough. The main reason I chose this product is because the more that I thought about it, I found it fascinating how a human necessity has been turned into a profit driven commodity. Along with trying to understand the reasoning behind the exploitation of water and other injustices this company and product implicate,…

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    The first Whole Foods Market started up in Austin, Texas on Sept. 20, 1980. They started with a staff of 19. When Whole Food Market went public, their growth strategy included various mergers, acquisitions and to open new stores. They are now the 10th largest food retailer overall, based on 2015 sales rankings from Progressive Grocer. (Whole Foods Market Media website, n.d., p. 1.) As the hype of the Whole Foods Markets grew, I decided to join the fan club. I like their approach to…

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    red rubber boots to go hang up her family's laundry. Her boots in some ways were like her, once new but over the years effaced, sometimes neglected, and stained. As she hung up the crisp white linins, she thought about the trip she took to the grocery store the previous day. The trip was like a woody nightshade vine, bittersweet. It all started off well. She stepped out of her big Oldsmobile in a neatly pressed flowery dress and walked swiftly to the front doors of the supermarket with her…

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    supposed to find alternatives?” (392). He believes that it is very hard to find healthy food or healthy food restaurants in today’s society and that there are less grocery stores than fast-food restaurants. It is true that there are less grocery stores than fast-food restaurants, however, it is not that difficult to go to a grocery store if you really want to be healthy, as in today’s world there are other forms of transportations, such as buses, if you don’t have a car. Thus, I believe that…

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    and economical way to get fresh produce weekly. With the differing box sizes, SLO Veg makes an effort to reduce waste by giving consumers enough produce for a week. They also eliminate the carbon emissions produced by everyone driving to the grocery store all the time. 3.2 Marketing Plan Goal Through this marketing plan, University Mergers aims to increase on SLO Veg’s box subscriptions on Cal Poly’s campus by 50% by the end of Winter 2018. This goal will increase awareness of SLO Veg on…

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    Supermarket, a large form of the traditional grocery store, which is considered the best place to spend money on food are likely to have an adverse effect on customer’s health according to researchers. In the article “The Supermarket: Prime Real Estate,” Marion Nestle discusses how supermarkets design and control their features to make influences on shopping behaviors in order to gain more money from purchasers. Specifically, she argues buyer choices are being manipulated by food companies and…

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