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Wal-Mart Video Demonstrates Commitment to Sustainable Store Brands

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September 24, 2009

Wal-Mart sustaniable video imageSuppliers interested in working with Wal-Mart to develop improved store brands should take sustainability seriously. This video, "The Secret Life of Sour Cream" looks at sustainability from a total supply chain perspective, demonstrating how the mass retailer develops superior products at a lower cost with significantly less impact on the planet. Wal-Mart has 12 such innovation projects underway that are expected to save $250 million systemwide.

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In December of 2008 Chase Products presented the ONLY sustainable program of store brand aerosol products to procurement management at Wal Mart, during the new Great Value initiative.We were ignored, after a 25 year history of innovation with Wal Mart.It's clear this is a lot of hype with little subtanitive product change. No one KNOWS what sustainability really is. But when company's that attempt to be on the ground breaking floor are ignored, much less be considered competitive, little can be said for the veracity of the WM attempt here.It's public relations and "fluff".Robb SvendsenChariman and CEO (retired)Chase Products Company
robb svendsen at 10:10am EDT - September 25, 2009
Robb - Thanks for your comment and candor. As I believe in 2nd chances, it may make sense to take another swing at the plate given the sustainability initiatives they announced in July. With that said, I know you are not a lone voice of skepticism.
John Failla at 11:40am EDT - September 25, 2009


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