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New Eastern Mass Biz Promises To Keep Community Stocked With Local, Organic Foods New Eastern Mass Biz Promises To Keep Community Stocked With Local, Organic Foods
New Eastern Mass Biz Promises To Keep Community Stocked With Local, Organic Foods No more scouring the shelves of conventional grocery stores for specialty items, Norfolk County's newest business has you covered. Schubert Provisions, a plant-based grocery store situated at 353 Washington Street in Braintree, opened on Saturday, August 5 to much excitement from locals who love plants and organic produce and pantry items.  The store says it strives to give Braintree options that are healthier for their bodies and the planet. Visitors can stock up on home goods and pantry items that are either locally sourced, organic, or natural (but all are plant-based.) Shoppers can bri…

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by Morgan Gonzales
Lifestyle
Organic Cafe Heads To Dedham, Promises An 'Urban Oasis' Organic Cafe Heads To Dedham, Promises An 'Urban Oasis'
Organic Cafe Heads To Dedham, Promises An 'Urban Oasis' Dedham diners will soon have a healthful option for every meal of the day at one convenient location. Life Alive Organic Cafe, an eatery that offers a chef-inspired, plant-forward menu, will open its tenth Massachusetts location in Dedham at 220 Legacy Place this fall, according to a release from the company. “The Life Alive team is pleased to have the opportunity to serve the vibrant communities that surround Dedham, Massachusetts,” said Bryan Timko, CEO of Life Alive. "With each new cafe, we hope to further drive the conversation around positive eating, and make it easier for our guests…

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by Morgan Gonzales
Business
And The Winner Is: Website Reveals Results Of Comparison Of Grocery Giants Whole Foods, Wegmans And The Winner Is: Website Reveals Results Of Comparison Of Grocery Giants Whole Foods, Wegmans
And The Winner Is: Website Reveals Results Of Comparison Of Grocery Giants Whole Foods, Wegmans It was a supermarket showdown and there could only be one winner. Grocery giants Whole Foods and Wegmans found themselves under the microscope during recent visits by Business Insider reporter Mary Meisenzahl, who wanted to find out which store was more worthy of her dollar. First up was Wegmans, the Rochester, New York-based regional chain of grocery stores that has 109 stores throughout the Northeast. Meisenzahl touted the large selection of pre-made salad bowls and expansive array of produce, including harder to find items like starfruit, jackfruit, and cherimoya. She also praised the…

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by Michael Mashburn