MARKETING OF FOOD An entry from Charles Scribners Sons i Encyclopedia of Food and Culture i
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Food Fight Anyone An article from Chief Executive U S
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Title: Food Fight Anyone?
Author: Keith Ferrell
Publication: Chief Executive (U.S.) (Magazine/Journal)
Date: January 1, 2000
Publisher: Chief Executive Publishing
Page: 48
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WEBVAN GROUP INC An entry from Gales i Gale Encyclopedia of E Commerce i
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Title: Online Grocery War Is Heating Up in San Diego.(Brief Article)
Author: Lee Zion
Publication: San Diego Business Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 29, 2000
Publisher: CBJ, L.P.
Volume: 21 Issue: 22 Page: 46
Article Type: Brief Article
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The wired mother An article from Technovation
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Simple Simon Inc., a promising online grocer, believes the Twin Cities is the especially ripe for home delivery service, with the highest proportion of working women in the nation, thereby targeting at those time-starved consumers who would rather shop for groceries from their home PCs and have them delivered to their doors. Surveys also consistently told us that two-thirds of grocery shoppers dislike the task and 70-80% of groceries we buy every week are the same. With the innovative, sophisticated customer relationship management program, the items customers buy every week are stored at SimonDelivers.com. The company also offers the right web site, superior service, and just-in-time delivery to establish solid customer relationship, thus gaining the competitive advantage. Differentiation through niching, the company creates a new meaning of saving time and providing convenience for the working mothers by connecting them to a world of information technology.