Amazon’s purchase of Whole Foods Market has caused a lot of speculation in how the tech giant will change the high-end supermarket chain. The first of those changes is one that consumers will love ― it comes in the form of price cuts. Bloomberg went to its local WFM on East 57th Street in Manhattan and compared the new prices. It made us wonder if WFM, the retailer often nicknamed Whole Paycheck for its steep prices, could now be found comparable to other supermarkets. So how does this local supermarket’s prices compare to Whole Foods’ new prices?

Source: Huffington Post August 28, 2017 19:52 UTC