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Wegmans, a regional, New York-based supermarket chain, has been making recall robocalls since 2007.
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Wegmans and Costco have already committed to keep prices on their own-label products stable.
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Of the many reasons Wegmans has thrived for eight decades, observes Slywotzky, its willingness to experiment is a big one.
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Still unsure if the information at Ziploc.com was accurate, I went to the website of the grocery store where I shop: Wegmans.
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The link went to plasticbagrecycling.org, and I found that all of the things on Ziploc's site are accepted at Wegmans, plus a few other items.
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Initially, Wegmans called customers only on their landlines for a Class 1 recall for a national product or a store brand with a recall level of Class 1 or 2 (causing temporary illness).
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Wegmans Food Markets Inc. and several others.
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Adina started in health food stores, Whole Foods Market, and Wegmans, and it is now available in more mainstream stores like Safeway and is being test marketed in the Pepsi distribution change (you can buy it at LaGuardia airport, for instance).
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