Sentences with phrase «store brand things»

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Sobeys changed the things Safeway customers, employees and suppliers didn't want changed, like house brands, point - of - sale systems and long - standing relationships, and didn't alter those that needed refreshing, like the fading state of the stores.

Chipotle's refusal to sell stores to franchisees begging for a chance to become a part of the brand is a good thing, analysts say.

Happily, he's unlikely to ever try to market the thing, but there are plenty of equally awful product ideas that actually do appear on store shelves, even from major brands.

We believe that while many brands come and go, one thing that will never go out of style is the love we have for our pets, the extent we will go to get them what they need and the importance of being the go - to store for expert advice and best - in - class customer experience.

Just as the Home Hardware and Ace Hardware brands rolled up all the independent stores in the»80s and»90s, the big money is betting it can do the same thing with collision repair.

Unlike third - party e-commerce companies that only provide the platforms to sell things, Bonobos believes the future of e-commerce should be an integration of a store and a brand at the same time.

Things have improved, both in - stores and online for Penney since CEO Mike Ullman, both Johnson's predecessor and successor, came back last year and brought back the discounts and in - house brands customers loved.

While older Canadians expressed fond memories of the brand, younger ones wrote off the store as a place for grandpas who like all things brown and bulky.

And even though things looked better at Gap's namesake store, the brand is still resorting to very heavy discounts.

The lasting impact of retirement planning on this next phase of their lives could be ensuring that things that have become staples in their lives remain staples and not luxuries — visiting grandkids, traveling, getting the brands of medication they feel comfortable with, and shopping at their favorite grocery stores for their comfort foods.

Since then, my frustration has faded somewhat, and I've come to terms with the fact that perhaps they weren't the end of the world, they just weren't the thing I was looking for: they were more of a limp white bread bun — the kind so easily purchased at a store under any generic brand, it made little sense to eek them out at home — and I wanted something a little more moist and rich.

We're planning to grow our J & H Family Stores brand and make it a value in the community, not only by our offerings, but the things we do and the way we behave in the neighborhoods we serve.

I buy store brands for lots of things, but not tomato sauce.

This is the reason that many fitness stores are full of many different brands of whey protein and other protein powders, shakes and various other things.

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Fresh home brand milk is going to be in the class of products along with things like Coca - Cola and nappies - the products that are regularly used as what I will call «loss leaders»... they are products that are priced very cheaply and that the supermarkets use to entice people into their stores...

And this is the man that generally buys the cheapest thing in the store, store brand or whatever is on sale... Sometimes I think he purposely doesn't like quality, top of the line products because he doesn't want to get attached and have to pay a little extra for it!

I have bought some really nice name brand things at this store and given them to friends and family for Christmas.

Some other store - brand unscented liquids just don't get things clean as well as the Target Up and Up but it varies.

It's the kind of thing you hope to find as you snoop around the backs of furniture stores or garage sales — but in this case, it is brand new and it is all yours.

«We do so many little things — clip coupons, buy store brands — to save a dime here or a quarter there, because we know it adds up,» he says.

The only thing I've found is the matcha is a bit strong and has a bit of a leafy / grassy aftertaste, this maybe the brand I got from my local health food store.

I understand that not everybody can find a local farmer that does this type of thing... so what you want to look for at the grocery store is organic, free - range eggs, and also brands that claim higher amounts of DHA or omega - 3's.

You can go into the store and browse all the different brands (from perfect things for kiddos, your BFF, family, wine connoisseur, etc.) and see what they offer for subscriptions.

I heard so many things about the brand Aesop, so when I walked passed their store in Georgetown, I had to take a peek.

Mainly because there are just so many family birthdays in October and November to go through first, but when Cath Kidston invited me to check out their brand new Edinburgh store on Princes Street last month - things got suddenly very festive in LAFOTKA land.

Nonetheless, how about we first look at where you can search for design frill Fashion Accessories: Marked stores have circulated around the web The best thing about viral online stores Fashion Accessories is that you unquestionably get an assortment of items alongside the most recent patterns and brands which has blasted the online bazaar.

... Everytime I enter their store I could literally buy every single thing — I never had this with a brand before.

I learned in my orientation that clothing is actually grouped into themes throughout the store, so that's how they figure out the placement of items, hence why brand new things are in the back sometimes.

I didn't know Dorothy Perkins was an «older» brand — they have some cute stuff here, an online store sells some of their things.

One of my favorite things about the app is that it features smaller brands that you wouldn't necessarily find at department stores, such as this dress which is from a brand called Genuine People.

Seriously — I think I count three things that were bought brand new at the store.

This Russell Brand thing reminds me... When I used to search for Russell Blake on Amazon kindle store months back, after «Russell» was typed, the suggestions that came up used to be Russell Banks followed by Russell Brand followed by Russell Blake.

I think you make great points about frugality, and if you follow my Frugality Equation, any activity that takes zero time, such as substituting a store brand for a national brand, is a great thing, and can easily be included in the balance that you need to find.

Abata is one, you can use it at the grocery store, take a picture and they'll give you cash back when you buy specific items but they also have cash back on things that don't even have a brand.

We happen to have an amazing dog / cat supply store near us, Holistic Hound, that carries the top food brands (amongst other things) and I was recommended to try Orijen.

If someone is going to be fooled into thinking brands like Purina are healthy just because of a few ads on Yahoo! Answers, they would be easily convinced of the same thing next time they turned on their TV, opened a magazine, or walked into a pet store, anyway.

If you've ever come home to find that your brand new Uggs have a hole in the toe that you're 99.9 percent sure they didn't have when you left the store, you know the pain of a dog who likes to chew things that he shouldn't.

Frontline and Advantage are the most expensive, but I have heard some bad things about the cheaper brands you can get at the grocery store, etc..

«We are a dog bakery, and all of our packaging and other marketing materials highlight that our treats are made with natural ingredients, without added things like sugar, salt and preservatives,» she says, noting that the store also makes heavy use of signage to convey the many natural products sold within, which include brands such as Dogswell, Honest Kitchen and NutriSource.

Funny thing is, after trying all of the more expensive brands, we ended up with one I can buy at the local grocery store.

Regarding our product mix, we like to buy things that aren't offered online and will support brands that sell only to independent pet stores and / or have MAP pricing.

One thing you need to ensure is to feed your dog on freshly prepared food or a reputable brand of dog food from the store.

This year marks our fourth Outbreak Day and we're kicking things off with a brand - new The Last of Us Part II poster, PS4 system theme and T - shirt, as well as hosting a week of sales on select The Last of Us content on the PlayStation Store.

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«If this particular drug store brand goes in, and does the exact same thing they do in every other case — they put one door at each end and they wrap the whole thing in an advertisement — that's not adding to the dynamic of the neighbourhood,» says Toronto city councillor Mike Layton.

My grocery store had a brand that called it Jerusalem couscous, so I figured it must be the same thing.

Although the employees would perform similar jobs at Target stores as they had at Zellers, and the transaction agreement confirmed the transfer of leases, pharmacy records and the brand waiver, these things were not sufficient to conclude that there would be a handover of these employees.

Central among them is the Eufy Genie, which, at $ 40, is basically a store - brand Echo Dot for ten bucks less than the real thing.