WOW. We stand by our decision to remove our products from
the shelves of Whole Foods Market back in July of 2014. We took the high road
and bailed out gracefully without indicating why we really pulled out (since
then we have been subjected to industry abuse but still feel great about our
decision). One must stand for something or fall for anything. The Universe/God
is Good! All things work together for the good for those who love the
Lord/Universe and are called according to his purpose. Basically, the Universe
has a way of protecting itself and those who truly love it. Reveal, Expose and
Remove!!!!
Please click on the links below to learn more on this
subject via the Cornucopia Institute and the Huffington Post. In addition to these concerns, Investigations discover that Whole Foods Market overcharges customers, to learn more, see final Huffington Post below.
The Cornucopia Institute
Specialty Grocer Meets Growing Blowback from Organic Farmer/Consumers. More organic farmers and organizations sign on to a
letter to John Mackey, CEO of Whole Foods, asking for a moratorium on the
grocer’s new produce rating system that disadvantages organic
growers. Weathering a dramatic 14% drop in shareholder value, the iconic grocer Whole Foods Market now faces consumer fraud accusations. read more at http://www.cornucopia.org/2015/06/whole-foods-faces-ftc-mislabeling-investigation/
Fox News
New York City says Whole Foods is overcharging customers. NEW YORK – Whole Foods supermarkets have been routinely overcharging customers by overstating the weight of prepackaged meat, dairy and baked goods, New York City's consumer chief said Wednesday.
The price on a package of coconut shrimp at the upscale market was too high by $14.84, said Department of Consumer Affairs Commissioner Julie Menin. A package of chicken tenders was overpriced by $4.85, and a vegetable platter by $6.15, the department said. Click link to learn more - http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/06/25/new-york-city-says-whole-foods-is-overcharging-customers/
The Huffington Post
Has Whole Foods started an Organic Food Fight
Fruits, vegetables and flowers face a new rating system
at Whole Foods and it's angering some farmers. The "Responsibly
Grown" program ranks produce on factors from soil health to working
conditions. But does it undermine organic farming standards?
http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/whole-foods-organic-responsibly-grown/5578997e2b8c2a6764000104
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Whole Foods will pay about $800,000 in penalties and fees after an investigation found the grocery retailer was overcharging customers in California.
State and local inspectors discovered that purchased foods weighed less than the label advertised and the weight of salad bar containers wasn't subtracted at checkout, prosecutors said. In addition, the grocer sold prepared foods like kebabs by the item rather than by the pound as mandated by law.
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