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Hello, All!
I am very fond of Keiller Marmelade and I just bought a jar at Trader Joe's for about $3.50. My local Giant grocery store is asking about $6.50. Is Trader Joe's running a loss leader or is Giant or their wholesaler guessing at what the market will bear? James Silverton Potomac, Maryland E-mail, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not |
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On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 00:57:54 GMT, "James Silverton"
> wrote: >Hello, All! > >I am very fond of Keiller Marmelade and I just bought a jar at >Trader Joe's for about $3.50. My local Giant grocery store is >asking about $6.50. Is Trader Joe's running a loss leader or is >Giant or their wholesaler guessing at what the market will bear? Trader Joes often does this, for many products, which is why I shop there for many things. For instance, I like the Kashi Go Lean cereal, and at Trader Joes, it is often quite a bit less expensive. Same for the Fage Total yogurt: I just can't find it anywhere else for the price that TJs charges, which is much less. I could go on and on about several products that they carry. Another thing they do is get various companies to produce products directly under the TJ label...sometimes it is a well recognized name that is making a product for Trader Joes. TJs explanation is that they cut out the middleman and buy directly from a lot of the companies. Christine |
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