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Created by The Packer's National Editor Tom Karst

Monday, December 10, 2007

Top Ten

Here at The Packer we are working on the Top Ten stories of the year 2007 for presentation in wrap-up style for a coming issue. The top stories have already been ranked by the editorial team, but I'm curious how Fresh Talk readers would place these stories. Give me your own ranking, and if anyone matches The Packer's Top Ten, well, I'll find a an old Packer coffee mug to send to you. In alpha order:

AVOCADO WOES
CALIFORNIA FREEZE
CHANGING CONSUMER TRENDS:
DEVALUED DOLLAR
FARM BILL'S INCLUSION OF SPECIALTY CROPS
FOOD SAFETY CONCERNS CONTINUE -
IMMIGRATION REFORM A NO-GO -
SALAD BOWL UPHEAVAL
TESCO LANDS IN AMERICA
WHOLE FOODS/WILD OATS SAGA

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4 Comments:

At December 10, 2007 at 11:01:00 AM CST , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Having had to rank the year's top stories numerous times in my previous life as a newspaper editor, I'll give it a whirl. Some are a toss-up, but from where I sit, I'd rank them this way:

Food safety concerns continue
Immigration reform a no-go
Changing consumer trends
Farm bill’s inclusion of specialty crops
Devalued dollar
Salad bowl upheaval
California freeze
Tesco lands in America
Whole foods/ wild oats saga
Avocado woes

 
At December 10, 2007 at 11:58:00 AM CST , Blogger Tom Karst said...

Lisa,

Nice try but a little out of order. Your top five has three of our top five.
Tom K

 
At December 11, 2007 at 6:28:00 AM CST , Anonymous Anonymous said...

FARM BILL'S INCLUSION OF SPECIALTY CROPS
SALAD BOWL UPHEAVAL
IMMIGRATION REFORM A NO-GO
AVOCADO WOES
CALIFORNIA FREEZE
CHANGING CONSUMER TRENDS:
WHOLE FOODS/WILD OATS SAGA
TESCO LANDS IN AMERICA
DEVALUED DOLLAR

 
At December 11, 2007 at 11:14:00 AM CST , Blogger Tom Karst said...

Big Apple, You deserve a Packer mug, despite your failed attempt at replicating our top ten. I'll give everyone 6-10. I just need 1-5.

6. TESCO LANDS IN AMERICA
7. DEVALUED DOLLAR
8. AVOCADO WOES
9. WHOLE FOODS/WILD OATS SAGA
10. CHANGING CONSUMER TRENDS


Tom Karst

 

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