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1. 1. Product Samples Build Good Will

   exchange.healthwell.com/nfm-on - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/16/2002   Last Visited: 11/16/2002

   -Denise Roseland, consumer services mgr., Lakewinds Natural Foods Co-op, Minnetonka, Minn.
   
   A: Are you doing enough sampling? Perhaps if you were giving away more tastes, you'd not only sell more food, but folks wouldn't have to ditch the items they don't like.
   
   Obviously, we all end up tolerating a certain amount of loss that we deem unworthy of recovery. So, for the sake of space and provocative discourse, we're going to assume three things: that the dollar value of the empties you're finding is worth putting energy behind; that the theft problem is widespread and is customer-, not staff-based; and that you're already reviewing the store's security monitor tapes.
   
   If you're talking about needing to clamp down on a customer's immediate access to salads, sandwiches, entrees and other items that leave your department in a labeled container, using price labels across the container seals might help a bit.

2. 2. Wellness, Medicine, Alternative medicine, TCWellness, Exploring the 21st Century's New Medicine, TCWellness, Exploring the 21st Century's New Medicine, Natural health, Naturopathy, Nutrition, natural foods, Nutritional supplements

   www.tcwellness.com/issues/1999 - [Cached]

   Published on: 9/1/1999   Last Visited: 8/15/2004

   Denise Roseland
   
   IT SEEMS THAT more and more people are showing signs of illness. Not illness from the "germs" of our childhood either.
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   Denise Roseland is currently Consumer Services Manager with Lakewinds Natural Foods and Lakewinds Natural Home Store. She studied Journalism at the University of Wisconsin, Culinary Arts at the Natural Gourmet Cookery School and the Culinary Institute of America, and frequent writes articles on food and wellness.

3. 3. Product Samples Build Good Will

   www.naturalinvestor.com/nfm-on - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/8/2002   Last Visited: 10/2/2002

   -Denise Roseland, consumer services mgr., Lakewinds Natural Foods Co-op, Minnetonka, Minn.
   
   A: Are you doing enough sampling? Perhaps if you were giving away more tastes, you'd not only sell more food, but folks wouldn't have to ditch the items they don't like.
   
   Obviously, we all end up tolerating a certain amount of loss that we deem unworthy of recovery. So, for the sake of space and provocative discourse, we're going to assume three things: that the dollar value of the empties you're finding is worth putting energy behind; that the theft problem is widespread and is customer-, not staff-based; and that you're already reviewing the store's security monitor tapes.
   
   If you're talking about needing to clamp down on a customer's immediate access to salads, sandwiches, entrees and other items that leave your department in a labeled container, using price labels across the container seals might help a bit.