WholePeople.com Launch Aims To Revive Struggling Amrion Business
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Whole Foods Market remains "optimistic" that the recent sluggish performance of its former Amrion subsidiary can be reversed with new marketing support under the WholePeople.com e-commerce venture.
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Amrion may be on the selling block due to a soft supplements market and unfavorable investment results. The supplement manufacturer and direct marketer's parent company, Whole Foods Market, retained the investment banking firm Dain Raushcer Wessels to help it consider "strategic alternatives."
Whole Foods' Amrion Business Future Weighed
Amrion may be on the selling block due to a soft supplements market and unfavorable investment results. The supplement manufacturer and direct marketer's parent company, Whole Foods Market, retained the investment banking firm Dain Raushcer Wessels to help it consider "strategic alternatives."
Whole Foods' Amrion Business Future Weighed
Amrion may be on the selling block due to a soft supplements market and unfavorable investment results. The supplement manufacturer and direct marketer's parent company, Whole Foods Market, retained the investment banking firm Dain Raushcer Wessels to help it consider "strategic alternatives."
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