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As Seen in The Wall Street Journal and Harvard Business Review

Farmer Jack was a 100 store supermarket chain in Detroit Michigan. Its demise in 2007 was due to expanding into new regions that were unsuccessful, not doing necessary capital improvements to their stores, and a delayed response to the price war launched by Meijer, Kroger, Costco, and K-Mart.

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Sean Jacobsohn

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