Aldi expansion brings the fresh | Treeline cheese based in empathy
Natural Retail Today
 

SEPTEMBER 13, 2018

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Natural retailers face new competition as Aldi adds stores

Aldi may be known for its value and convenience, but its new stores and product expansion will turn up the heat on competing natural retailers.

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The roots of Treeline cheese

A vegan lifestyle and love of cheese moved this lawyer into the food business.

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A tonic bar to help customers focus on wellness. Made-from-scratch deli selections. Fresh juices, beverages and soups. These natural retailers have taken different roads to help their customers be healthy.

Erewhon Organic Grocery and Cafe puts passion into practice

For more than 50 years, Erewhon Organic Grocery and Cafe has served the Southern California community with a highly curated product mix that has cultivated a highly engaged, conscious and passionate shopper base.

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GreenAcres Market maintains customer connections

Green Acres Market focuses on helping customers maintain a healthy lifestyle. By offering classes, events, tastings and product sampling to customers, the retailer has become part of the community.

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Westerly Natural Market steps outside the box

For more than 50 years, Westerly Natural Market has set itself apart from the competition with a selection of hard-to-find products; a cutting-edge selection of new items; and its support of a community nonprofit.

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The Organic Center: Farmworkers face greatest risk from pesticides

An examination of 129 studies from around the world found that farmers and farmworkers are the most likely employees to be exposed to toxic agricultural chemicals, creating great risk to their health and that of their families.

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