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Sprouts Farmers Market, July/August 2008

Magazine - Sprouts Farmers Market
Saturday, 16 August 2008

Sprouts Farmers Market, July/August 2008Sprouts Farmers Market: Great Things for a Great Life.

Sprouts Farmers Market, an Arizona based company, is one of the nation's fastest growing retailers sprouting in Arizona, California and Texas.

Sprouts specializes in farm fresh produce, purchased from local growers when possible. Sprouts also offers a large selection of vitamins and supplements, all natural meats, fresh seafood, bins full of bulk foods, an extensive selection of natural and organic grocery items, rBST free milk, imported cheeses, deli meats and more.

Customers enjoy a friendly, educated staff in a fun and easy-going atmosphere. Sprouts proudly supports local communities with product donations, sponsorships, educational events and more.

Core Values

    * Value to the customer - the bottom line for all decisions.
    * Uniqueness - foster creativity and innovation by getting input from all levels of the company.
    * Integrity - fair and ethical treatment of others.
    * Loyalty - to family, friends, co-workers and customers.
    * Fun - where work and fun come together.

Vision
Sprouts vision is to operate stores throughout the United States.
In doing so we will:

    * Strive to create value for the customer.
    * Maintain a fun and unique environment for our customers and employees.
    * Be the employer of choice.
    * Create an environment where new ideas and risk taking are encouraged.

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CONTENTS:
5 Natural news
Green your grass | Bye-bye plastic bags | What’s in your water? | Healthy grilling habits | Best produce bet now: Basil
11 Berry wonderful
16 Healthy summer eats
29 Body beautiful
34 Drink up

Berry Wonderful
Why these tiny fruits are nutritional superstars
By Melissa B. Williams

Ripe blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and strawberries—they’re exuberant harbingers of summer and juicy reminders of why we love this sunny season. What’s more, recent research exalts berries as nutrientpacked mighty mites. When the USDA published its list of the richest antioxidant foods, wild blueberries rocked the charts in the top spot, with cultivated blueberries, cranberries, blackberries, raspberries, and strawberries all placing in the top 20. Not bad for foods that pack only 66 to 80 calories a cup! Dig into a bowlful to reap benefits for every part of your body. ...

Sprouts Farmers Market Official Website

Sprouts Magazine: Health news and tasty recipes.

Dear Sprouts Customers,
I hope this summer has been relaxing—and that you have a vacation or two yet to be taken! If so, you may want to take this issue with you for good reading material and to inspire a few new on-the-road recipes.

We all know that in the summer we bare a bit more skin, so turn to page 29 to learn about natural solutions to common concerns such as cellulite and varicose veins. You will also fi nd great grilling tips on page 8, and a look at the nutritional power of berries on page 11.

With our focus on education, we invite you to check with our vitamin staff or on our website, sprouts.com, for more information about health and wellness activities that we offer in our stores.

We appreciate the positive feedback we are getting about Sprouts magazine being published on 30-percent-postconsumer recycled paper. Many of you were surprised that this change will save nine tons of paper—or 65 trees. It’ll also cut down on the creation of greenhouse gases, waste, and other pollutants. Enjoy the read!

Patti T. Milligan, MS, RD, CNS
Director of Nutrition and Public Relations
sprouts.com

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