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But Keith, the variables involved in veg boxes to families are tiny compared
to the numerous and varied reading interests of local communities and the
large amounts of media available. Even so, if the experiences I hear about,
veg box suppliers still can't get it right every time.

Regards
Philip Spencer


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Sent: 16 July 2007 14:50
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Subject: Re: supplier selection


Garry,

That's very good,  made me laugh.
But isn't it what many people do with organic veg boxes?  Set up a weekly
delivery, take what's available, within parameters set by the consumer and
the seller?

Keith Patterson

Branch Network Manager
Branch Network Team
Chester Lane Library
Four Acre Lane
St Helens WA9 4DE
tel:   (01744) 677448
fax:  (01744) 677082



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I'm just so impressed with the concept of supplier selection I apply it to
my 'real life'..I have a vague standing order with M & S for
foodstuffs..Oddbins supply with me with varied alcoholic products (after a
sad failure with Haddows..too much sweet USA wine!!)..and my male
outfitters have my specific measurements so i know that whatever they send
me will at least fit!!!
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