Dear Sprouts Farmers Market. Shrinkage starts at the top. If the CEO can’t provide leadership, incentives, and education about products, it’s time to get new blood in your organization. When you have a short shelf life on products they have to be managed and marketed with care. It’s very obvious that Sprouts has high shrinkage. The sale is made when you buy the product right. The competition Mr. Sinclair CEO of Sprouts is places like Walmart. They display their Broccoli in a more appetizing arrangement and they dump crushed ice on it and it flies out the door. I watched it as a customer with my very eyes. It’s easy to make phone calls to your store managers and grind them, then they grind their employees, and then morale suffers. Mr. CEO you should roll up your sleeves get in the corporate Jet and start touching your company personally at each location because you’re losing the ship. It's sinking and I own stock in your sinking ship. Mr. Sinclair with a little digging it wasn’t hard to realize you have quite the pay package and it appears a bailout package as well. This business isn’t Walmart or the 99-cent store your former employer’s. These cookie cutter store formulas you have are killing Sprouts Farmers Market it’s a different animal. Take some pride in your stores after looking at these photos of this Organic Broccoli from one of your stores in Arizona. I started with Sunflower stores in which Sprouts purchased them and became a new customer. Decades as a loyal Patron. Overpriced is an understatement, Quality is poor in many categories, and Training and motivation are at an all-time low. Selling Plant-based Beyond Beef for close to 10.00 a package. Walmart is marketing and selling the same product at half that price. I hope this post doesn’t resort to heat on the store managers because things are like this through your leadership. It’s on your watch, Sir. Take responsibility. Anonymous shopper of 20 years and a stockholder.