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3 comments:
So, we are going back to the local grocery store version, where there is no packing and we can choose custom quantities, local products and in-season products.
Pathetic that we are trying to eliminate these local grocery stores in developing countries. While trying to resurrect them in developed countries.
very true S
i had the same thgts when i read about the store :)
Agree with both of you .. I have local grocery vendors who have a tough time making a living, aping developed countries and their practices blindly is of no avail.. quite timely it is that I cam across this post. I would like to share my views on matters that need serious concern, please read when u have time posts on my blog - 1)http://furorescribendi.blogspot.com/2011/09/jairam-rameshs-efforts-to-save.html
2)http://furorescribendi.blogspot.com/2011/09/aping-is-so-easy_21.html
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