The New Yorker has a piece about Whole Foods' new 365 format, the first of which opened last week in Los Angeles, concluding that it seems designed to reflect and attract a "millennial mind-set," especially when it comes to the virtual and digital.
It is, the magazine writes, a "thoughtful and clearly elaborately researched response to customers’ sensory overload—all those hand-chalked signs and pictures of farmers."
You can read the entire column here.
It is, the magazine writes, a "thoughtful and clearly elaborately researched response to customers’ sensory overload—all those hand-chalked signs and pictures of farmers."
You can read the entire column here.
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