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Whole Foods Divests Another Wild Oats
Mar 11, 2010, Supermarket News
PORTLAND, Maine — Whole Foods Market has agreed to sell a Wild Oats location here to Trader Joe's East, according to a filing by the Federal Trade Commission Wednesday seeking comment on the proposed divestiture.

Whole Foods: Grapes Will Be in Short Supply
Mar 11, 2010, Supermarket News
AUSTIN, Texas — Due to the earthquake in Chile, Whole Foods Market is anticipating a significant shortage of Chilean grapes through April and possibly into May.

Whole Foods Takes Crack at Own Parmigiano Record
Mar 08, 2010, Supermarket News - Subscribers Only
Whole Foods Market last month highlighted Parmigiano Reggiano cheese with an attempt to break the company's own world record for Most Parmigiano Reggiano Wheels Cracked Simultaneously. Using sets of five specialized cheese knives, cheese mongers at all Whole Foods locations in the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom showed shoppers the traditional method of breaking into a wheel of aged

Newswatch | C&S TO SUPPLY UKROP'S/MARTIN'S | PUBLIX POSTS Q4 EARNINGS GAIN
Mar 08, 2010, Supermarket News - Subscribers Only
The 25 Ukrop's stores in greater Richmond, Va., recently acquired by Giant-Carlisle will be switching suppliers, the company said last week. Giant said it has engaged C&S Wholesale Grocers, Keene, N.H., as the primary supplier for the stores and will phase out its current supplier, Minneapolis-based Supervalu. That company said that the loss of business

Fuel Cells on Wheels
Mar 08, 2010, Supermarket News - Subscribers Only, By MICHAEL GARRY
LANDOVER, Md. Whole Foods Market is not only testing fuel cells in stores, but in a distribution center as well. At its DC here, Whole Foods plans to use fuel cells from Plug Power, Latham, N.Y., this year to power a fleet of 61 forklifts, replacing lead-acid batteries. Whole Foods is partnering in the installation with Genco Supply Chain Solutions, Pittsburgh, which funded the fuel cells from a $6.1

A New Power Source? | Whole Foods is finding in a Connecticut store that a fuel cell, supported by government incentives, can cut energy costs by supplying both electrical and heat energy
Mar 08, 2010, Supermarket News - Subscribers Only, By MICHAEL GARRY
Over the past few years, a handful of supermarket companies have been trying out a novel way to generate electrical and heat power in their stores fuel cells. Fuel cell technology dates back many decades and has been employed in diverse settings, including buildings, consumer electronics, cars even the Apollo moon missions. As a commercial source of on-site power, fuel cells have evolved to where

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