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We just had a Whole Foods Supermarket open near us. We used to have to drive 20 miles into Philadelphia to get to one. Yesterday was the grand opening and it was mobbed like most Whole Foods. As I walked through this brand new spic & span store I noticed more people at the organic fruit & vegetable area. There were also more people buying wild fish than farmed or meats. The prepared foods area had traditional foods but also a great variety of healthy foods. The salad bar area was huge and clean. The word on whole foods, nutrition and health is getting out!
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georgefebish
The Epigenetics Project Blog 
Mar 19, 2012 @ 19:39:35
Lucky you! Although it’s an Austin-born company, Whole Foods is still mostly in the bigger city markets here in Texas, so we have a bit of a trek to get to our nearest. But there are a few similar stores closer to us, and even our local Kroger is getting a bit of an upgrade to carry more certified organic foods and naturally raised meat and eggs and wild-caught fish and so forth. There’s hope!
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