Retailing 2000: An Industry Perspective Generic Keywords: (What are these?) Obesity, Diet, Dieting, Portion control, Overweight, Wellness, Health, Weight Loss, Weight management, Research, Reports Publication Date: 01-JAN-03 Pages: 10 Format: PDF Price: $15.00 Delivery: Immediate Online Access
Description We check in with representatives from a cross-section of wellness-oriented retail organizations to get a better handle on how their reflections for 2000 are shaping up. This industry interview includes individuals representing a diverse set of retailing perspectives: Dick Patricelli, owner and general manager of Seattle-based Nature's Pantry, a small specialty retailer of natural products; Jeff Voltz, CEO, Puget Consumer's Cooperative, a Seattle-based chain of medium-size grocery stores widely recognized for their wellness and natural product selections; Bob Purcell, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, healthshop.com, a leading e-commerce retailer and information source on the Web; John Fegan, Vice President, Pharmacy, Stop & Shop, a major grocery retailer located on the East Coast; and Cheryl Palmer, Senior Vice President, Strategic Marketing, A&P, a national grocery retailer. Scroll to this section This is a section of the Full Report:
[N]sight - Enter 2000 Publication Date: 01-JAN-03 Pages: 48 Format: PDF Price: $30.00 Delivery: Immediate Online Access

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This issue focuses on and explores where we are all going in this fast-paced market and what we can expect from it. In this issue, we thought it appropriate to start with an industry perspective. In "Retailing 2000" we interviewed a range of retail insiders, asking them to critique their past successes and, yes, mistakes to help us all gauge the climate of our futures. Continuing with our interviews, we sat down with one of the VMHS industry experts to address the ever-changing world of dietary supplements. In "Branding the Future of Wellness," we reiterate what The Hartman Group has been saying from the beginning-there is no brand recognition for wellness products. In this article we lay out our marketing recommendations for beginning that brand building process. Even beyond our feature section, we continue to explore trends and growth potential of the industry and the new, controversial topics emerging in the marketplace.

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