For The Love Of Cheese l Whole Foods Market
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Follow Whole Foods Market's Global Cheese Buyer, Cathy Strange, as she travels the world to find the highest quality cheeses and meet the farmers and producers behind these beautifully crafted products.
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Who are we? Well, we seek out the finest natural and organic foods available, maintain the strictest quality standards in the industry, and have an unshakeable commitment to sustainable agriculture. Add to that the excitement and fun we bring to shopping for groceries, and you start to get a sense of what we're all about. Oh yeah, we're a mission-driven company too.
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How nice to see the woman behind the cheese! I, for one, am grateful that WF employs a person who knows where to source the best cheese.
As a child in CA we couldn't get the Pecorino Romano cheese my mother & grandparents grew up with unless one of our relatives in New Jersey packed a wheel in their suitcase and visited us! As an adult I searched every grocery store & Italian delis looking for this cheese, no substitute had the same taste. When the Internet came about I was able to locate a source back east but shipping was expensive. What I really wanted was to find it locally. Then one day buying groceries at Whole Foods I saw it in the cheese case and couldn't believe my eyes! I was almost in tears, there it was, the cheese that makes a pasta dish taste like Grandma had made it. I thought to myself, whoever is responsible for ordering cheese at this market knows what they're doing! I've been buying from WFs ever since. 😋😘
+Crouton Thank you for sharing your story! We are so happy to be able to provide you with the cheese you love!
+WholeFoodsMarket My biology teacher always said to me . A healthy happy cow equals good cheese . Quality meat .
I love hearing people talk about their love of food - especially cheese! Been to the cheese room at the Kensington Whole Foods Market and it's quite something. Wonderful!
I love you Whole Foods.
Fabulous and amazing documentary on cheese.
I would say the idustrial future isnt bad. But some traditions are good for some products
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WHOLE FOODS PROFILES - CHAPTER II
THE RESPONSE: A Whole Foods Rep reached out with the generic “I am sorry that you had a bad experience at the Foggy Bottom location.”.
However, she seemed vague and confused as to why CRIMINAL PROFILING IS NOT OK.
When asked about the Security Office being called on me, she fibbed and insinuated that security was making his rounds and just happened to be standing at the top of the EXIT ONLY stairs.
The security guard is stationed at the front entrance of the store adjacent to the stairs leading DOWN to the lower level. If he truly was making his rounds (due to the layout of the store) it would have made more sense for him to:
1. Take the stairs to the lower level
2. Walk the lower level
3. Take the stairs to the upper level
4. Walk the upper level
5. Return to his position
So, the Whole Foods Rep either: neglected to view the security footage and (to protect Whole Foods) assumed that Security was making his rounds or viewed the security footage and lied to protect Whole Foods.
I find this attempt to placate to be amateurish and insulting.
WHOLE FOODS - DO BETTER
On 11/19/2020 at approximately (10:25-10:35), I entered the Whole Food Market / Foggy Bottom, Washington, DC with the intent of purchasing bath soap. I was carrying a reusable grocery bag containing two items I had just purchased from CVS. Without needing to touch Whole Foods' merchandise, I determined that this location was sold out of the brand of soap that I wanted thus I proceeded to exit the store.
Before I could exit I was stopped by a Whole Foods Associate named Troy who informed me that I could not put Whole Foods merchandise into my bag without first paying for it. Further, he stated that there is a sign posted at the entrance.
Also, a store security officer had relocated from the entrance of the store to a position atop a stairway used to exit from the lower level of the store.
I am perplexed as to why Troy needed to remind me of a store policy of which I had not remotely violated as I had not so much as touched Whole Foods' merchandise and why a security officer was placed on "stand-by".
Did I fit a particular profile?
On 11/19/2020, I reached out to Greg, Assistant Store Manager as well as the Whole Foods Customer Complaints (via phone) and asked for follow up on the following questions:
(1) What prompted Troy to think that I had or was about to put Whole Foods' merchandise into my bag?
(2) Did someone prompt Troy to instruct me to use a shopping cart rather than my reusable bag, if so who?
(3) Prior to 11/18/2020, were Whole Foods Associates tasked with approaching every customer to remind them to use a shopping cart rather than their reusable bag? If not, what criteria were used to determine that I needed to be reminded of the aforementioned policy?