Whole Foods (NYSE:WFM) is still most commonly identified as the supermarket for organic, natural, and healthier foods. While plenty of shoppers know about chains like Sprout's (NYSE:SFM), Natural Grocers (Nasdaq:NGVC), and The Fresh Market (NYSE:TFM),
just about everybody has been to a Whole Foods once. With more
organic/healthy food options in the stock market, not to mention a
significant expansion at conventional retailers like Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) and Target (NYSE:TGT),
just how special is Whole Foods anymore? While the numbers continue to
support the notion that Whole Foods is an uncommonly well-run retailer
with considerable growth potential, it's increasingly challenging to
justify the price on the shares.
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