I would love to know the approximate value of the prescriptions collected. How much are doctors overprescribing thus increasing our insurance premiums?
Mr. Whitman, we are looking forward to seeing a Hannaford in Turner. I’m going to focus on just the consumer benefits (though there are many other benefits to the town.)
We are not rich, but we want quality and additional products (like fresh fish and a pharmacy.) I mainly shop at Food City due to convenience however, today I stopped at the Winthrop Hannaford for produce (which we grow in the summer months.)
Please compare prices and quality for the items I purchased today: Green Leaf Lettuce $1.49, Garlic .69 per pound, Madison, ME grown tomatoes $3.49 lb, flat parsley .99, large brown eggs $2.09. The produce is FRESH at Hannaford, unlike what I saw at Food City over the weekend (purchase garlic but threw it away when I arrived home.) Even Food City cabbage, on St Patrick’s week was way under par. I have complained in the past with no response.
Food City’s meats have rarely failed us in price or freshness. But, we would never consider purchasing fish or seafood at Food City due to my perception of lack of turnover.
I understand that Food City, being a smaller chain, would need to increase costs to provide us with the luxury of fresh, edible produce. But, that’s what we want, quality!
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I would love to know the approximate value of the prescriptions collected. How much are doctors overprescribing thus increasing our insurance premiums?
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Sorry, I saw the typo on Hannford VS HannAford in the subject just before I saved... wish we could delete :)
Hannford vs Food City
Mr. Whitman, we are looking forward to seeing a Hannaford in Turner. I’m going to focus on just the consumer benefits (though there are many other benefits to the town.)
We are not rich, but we want quality and additional products (like fresh fish and a pharmacy.) I mainly shop at Food City due to convenience however, today I stopped at the Winthrop Hannaford for produce (which we grow in the summer months.)
Please compare prices and quality for the items I purchased today: Green Leaf Lettuce $1.49, Garlic .69 per pound, Madison, ME grown tomatoes $3.49 lb, flat parsley .99, large brown eggs $2.09. The produce is FRESH at Hannaford, unlike what I saw at Food City over the weekend (purchase garlic but threw it away when I arrived home.) Even Food City cabbage, on St Patrick’s week was way under par. I have complained in the past with no response.
Food City’s meats have rarely failed us in price or freshness. But, we would never consider purchasing fish or seafood at Food City due to my perception of lack of turnover.
I understand that Food City, being a smaller chain, would need to increase costs to provide us with the luxury of fresh, edible produce. But, that’s what we want, quality!