Source: PRODUCE NEWS, 9/21/17


Efficiency is generally good for businesses, but changes meant to streamline decision-making at Amazon-acquired Whole Foods could hurt local suppliers. Starting in 2018 the retailer plans to change the way it allows companies to sell and market products in stores, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.At the core of the change is a shift toward a more centralized decision-making process, which is expected to make things more...

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