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Despite Rising Prices, Americans Don't Want to Compromise on the Quality of the Food that They Buy
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(OPEN):
DESPITE RISING FOOD PRICES, 79-PERCENT OF U-S ADULTS SAY THAT THEY
DON'T WANT TO COMPROMISE ON THE QUALITY OF THE FOOD THAT THEY
BUY--ACCORDING TO A NEW SURVEY CONDUCTED BY HARRIS INTERACTIVE,
ON BEHALF OF WHOLE FOODS MARKET. THE SURVEY'S
RESULTS ARE SIMILAR ACROSS GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS--DESPITE THE VARYING
REGIONAL IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN. WHOLE FOODS MARKET'S
KATE LOWERY HAS MORE...
(LOWERY):
"THESE RESULTS CONFIRM THAT WE'RE RIGHT ON TRACK, IN
HIGHLIGHTING OUR VALUE OFFERINGS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. WE'RE
REMINDING SHOPPERS THAT THEY DON'T HAVE TO TRADE DOWN ON QUALITY, IN
ORDER TO SAVE MONEY; THEY CAN CONTINUE TO CHOOSE HIGH-QUALITY FOODS, AND
STAY WITHIN THEIR GROCERY BUDGETS."
(CLOSE):
FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT
"WHOLE-FOODS-MARKET"-DOT-COM.
