UMKC Whole Foods Already Doomed?!?!

ACCURATE reader insight on a bit of bad city college planning and a beleaguered vegan hangout . . . "The anchor store for the new ugly development at 51st and Oak might be having problems before it ever opens." Read more: Analysis: Why Whole Foods is now struggling

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  1. Whole Foods is suffering because its prices are just too damn high.

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  2. Absolutely! Healthy living is always a great idea until YOU personally have to foot the bill - just like green initiatives, save the whales and all the rest of it. Want to save a guppie? Great. When it costs you 15 percent more at the grocery store it ain't such a great idea. It really doesn't cost any more to grow organiz\s in mass given how little the difference is between organics and regular consumable - most of the difference in marketing, distribution and pure D bullshit and the cost of that bullshit is huge.

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  3. The Brookside treehugger libs will come out in force to buy this overpriced food.

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  4. WHOLE PAYCHECK

    After hitting a high of $65.59 in NOV 2013, WFM remains in a long-term decline, currently trading for about $30.75

    In a struggling economy, with a record number of Americans receiving food stamps, perhaps the premium organic food space is not the best place to be?

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  5. Go farm to table or garden to table cut out the middle man

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  6. Whole foods is suffering because the competition has caught up. A wide selection of organic food (at much cheaper prices) is now available to Walmart, Costco, and every other supermarket.

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  7. the new store could be a center of gravity for the umkc neighborhood, wjich would be great.

    just hope their parking is easy or else they'll never get above a certain volume.

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