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Oregon Redemption Centers and Associated Retailers (5,000 or more sq ft in size) ZONE 1 ZONE 2 EXEMPT** DEALER REDEMPTION CENTERS*** FULL SERVICE PARTICIPATING RETAILERS PARTICIPATING RETAILERS (accept 144 containers) (accept 24 containers) REDEMPTION CENTERS (accept 0 containers) (accept 24 containers) 0 - 2.0 miles radius Albany from redemption center No Zone 2 Zone 1 No Zone 2141 Santiam Hwy SE Albany Grocery Outlet Albany East Liquor Store 1103 ALOHA 1950 14th Ave SE 2530 Pacific Blvd SE Albertsons #3557 approved 6/18/2015 Big Lots #4660 Dollar Tree #1508 6055 SW 185th 2000 14th Ave SE, Ste 102 1307 Waverly Dr SE Bi-Mart #606 Lowe's #3057 BEAVERTON 2272 Santiam Hwy 1300 9th Ave SE Fred Meyer #482 Costco #0682 15995 SW Walker Rd 3130 Killdeer Ave SE Fred Meyer #005 CANBY 2500 Santiam Blvd Fred Meyer #651 North Albany Market 1401 SE 1st Ave 621 NE Hickory Rite Aid #5365 Safeway #2604 1235 Waverly Dr SE 1051 SW 1st Ave Safeway #1659 1990 14th Ave SE CLACKAMAS Target #T609 Fred Meyer #063 2255 14th Ave SE 16301 SE 82nd Dr Walgreens #6530 1700 Pacific Blvd SE DALLAS Walmart #5396 Safeway #4404 1330 Goldfish Farm SE 138 W Ellendale Ave Wheeler Dealer 1740 SE Geary St EUGENE Winco Foods Fred Meyer #325 (Santa Clara) 3100 Pacific Blvd SE 60 Division St 0 - 2.0 miles radius 2.01 - 2.8 miles radius Beaverton from redemption center from redemption center Either Zone FLORENCE 9307 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy Albertsons #505 99 Ranch Cost Plus World Market #6060 Fred Meyer #464 5415 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy 8155 SW Hall Blvd 10108 SW Washington Sq Rd 4701 Hwy 101 approved 12/9/2016 Asian Food Center Beaverton Grocery Outlet Cracker Barrel 3849 SW 117th Ave 8620 SW Hall Blvd 4050 SW 114th Ave HAPPY VALLEY Bi-Mart #662 Market of Choice #2 Dollar Tree #2284 Fred Meyer #694 4750 SW Western Ave 250 NW Lost Springs Terrace 12635 SW Walker Rd 17005 SE Sunnyside Rd Fred Meyer #035 Quality Food Centers #202 Dollar Tree #4543 * Bag drop facility ** Sold fewer than 100,000 beverages in prior year *** Bag drop facility must be available from 8 AM to 8 PM and must accept 24 containers per person per day by hand count or machine revised 9/27/2021 Oregon Redemption Centers and Associated Retailers (5,000 or more sq ft in size) ZONE 1 ZONE 2 EXEMPT** DEALER REDEMPTION CENTERS*** FULL SERVICE PARTICIPATING RETAILERS PARTICIPATING RETAILERS (accept 144 containers) (accept 24 containers) REDEMPTION CENTERS (accept 0 containers) (accept 24 containers) 11425 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy 7525 SW Barnes Rd 6721 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy HILLSBORO Fred Meyer #285 Rite Aid #5323 G Mart Fred Meyer #143 7700 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy 14625 SW Allen Blvd 3975 SW 114th Ave 6495 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy Natural Grocers U071 Rite Aid #5356 Gobugi Foods 12155 SW Broadway St 11190 SW Barnes Rd 4520 SW 110th Ave Fred Meyer #661 (Sunset) New Seasons Cedar Hills Safeway #1073 7355 NE Imbrie Dr 3495 SW Cedar Hills Blvd 6194 SW Murray Blvd New Seasons Raleigh Hills Target #T-0345 MILWAUKIE 7300 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy 9009 SW Hall Blvd Fred Meyer #240 (Oak Grove) Rite Aid #5351 14700 SE McLoughlin Blvd 5431 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy Rite Aid #5352 NEWBERG 12575 SW Walker Rd Fred Meyer #220 Target #T-0344 3300 Portland Rd 10775 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy Trader Joe's #141 PORTLAND 11753 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy Albertsons #575 (Cully) Uwajimaya 5850 NE Prescott St 1050 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy Walgreens #05952 Basic Market 7280 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy 930 NW Lovejoy Winco Foods #14 3025 SW Cedar Hills Blvd Fred Meyer #40 (Burlingame) 0 - 2.0 miles radius 2.01 - 3.25 miles radius 7555 SW Barbur Blvd Bend from redemption center from redemption center Either Zone 755 NE 2nd St Albertsons #2599 Albertsons #3553 Cost Plus World Market #6268 Fred Meyer #127 1800 NE 3rd St 61155 S Hwy 97 63455 N Hwy 97 #16 6615 NE Glisan St approved 9/12/2013 Bend Grocery Outlet Food 4 Less Cracker Barrel 694 B SE Third St 63455 N Hwy 97 20512 Robal Lane Fred Meyer #135 Big Lots #4556 Target #T-0766 Dick's Sporting Goods 3805 SE Hawthorne Blvd 2600 NE Hwy 20 63435 N Hwy 97 63455 N Hwy 97 #8 Bi-Mart #612 Trader Joe's #150 Dollar Tree #1912 Fred Meyer #360 (Stadium) 351 NE 2nd St 63455 N Hwy 97 61470 S Hwy 97 100 NW 20th Pl Costco #0101 Walgreens #15675 Dollar Tree #4576 2500 Hwy 20 East 2727 NE Hwy 20 150 NE Bend River Mall Dr Fred Meyer #600 (Hollywood) Fred Meyer #021 Walmart #2075 Humm Kombucha 3030 NE Weidler St 61536 S Hwy 97 20120 Pinebrook Blvd 1125 NE 2nd St * Bag drop facility ** Sold fewer than 100,000 beverages in prior year *** Bag drop facility must be available from 8 AM to 8 PM and must accept 24 containers per person per day by hand count or machine revised 9/27/2021 Oregon Redemption Centers and Associated Retailers (5,000 or more sq ft in size) ZONE 1 ZONE 2 EXEMPT** DEALER REDEMPTION CENTERS*** FULL SERVICE PARTICIPATING RETAILERS PARTICIPATING RETAILERS (accept 144 containers) (accept 24 containers) REDEMPTION CENTERS (accept 0 containers) (accept 24 containers) Market of Choice #08 New Seasons Grant Park 215 NW Sisemore St 3210 NE Broadway St Natural Grocers/Vitamin Cottage 3188 Hwy 97 New Seasons Hawthorne Newport Avenue Market 4034 SE Hawthorne 1121 NW Newport Ave Rite Aid #5390 New Seasons Sellwood 1900 NE 3rd St #111 1214 SE Tacoma Rite Aid #5391 700 SE 3rd St New Seasons Seven Corners Safeway #0514 1954 SE Division 642 NE 3rd St Safeway #1504 New Seasons Slabtown 2650 NE Hwy 20 2170 NW Raleigh St Safeway #1888 320 W Century Dr New Seasons Woodstock Smart Foodservice #515 4500 SE Woodstock 1500 NE 3rd St Walgreens #15674 Safeway #1447 (Rose City) 223 NE Franklin Ave 6901 NE Sandy Blvd Whole Foods 2610 US Hwy 20 E Safeway #1523 Winco #162 4515 SE Woodstock Blvd 60 NE Bend River Mall Dr 0 - 2.0 miles radius 2.01 - 3.50 miles radius Safeway #1612 Coos Bay from redemption center from redemption center Either Zone 795 Teakwood Ave Big Lots Grocery Outlet 1100 NE Broadway St 2121 Newmark St 1385 Newmark Ave approved 5/25/2021 Bi-Mart #607 McKay's Market #2 Safeway #1951 (St Johns) opening anticipated Spring 2022 2131 Newmark St 130 N Camman St 8330 N Ivanhoe St Bi-Mart #668 550 S 4th St Safeway #2448 Fred Meyer #050 1010 SW Jefferson St 1020 S 1st St McKay's Market #1 Safeway #2790 (Pearl) 149 S 7th St 1303 NW Lovejoy St Rite Aid #5379 * Bag drop facility ** Sold fewer than 100,000 beverages in prior year *** Bag drop facility must be available from 8 AM to 8 PM and must accept 24 containers per person per day by hand count or machine revised 9/27/2021 Oregon Redemption Centers and Associated Retailers (5,000 or more sq ft in size) ZONE 1 ZONE 2 EXEMPT** DEALER REDEMPTION CENTERS*** FULL SERVICE PARTICIPATING RETAILERS PARTICIPATING RETAILERS (accept 144 containers) (accept 24 containers) REDEMPTION CENTERS (accept 0 containers) (accept 24 containers) 240 Broadway St Safeway #3134 Safeway #1557 2800 SE Hawthorne Blvd 1735 Virginia Ave Safeway #1556 Target #2791 (Galleria) 230 E Johnson Ave 939 SW Morrison St Walgreens #12901 3411 Broadway Ave Target #3558 (Hollywood) 0 - 2.0 miles radius 2.01 - 3.25 miles radius 4030 Halsey St Corvallis from redemption center from redemption center Either Zone 1111-B NW 9th St Bi-Mart #604 Bi-Mart #639 Dollar Tree #2469 Whole Foods (Grant Park) 1045 NW 9th St 1555 SW 53rd St 2001 NW Circle Blvd 4301 NE Sandy Blvd approved 6/15/2017 Corvallis Grocery Outlet Safeway Store #1765 Dollar Tree #3196 1755 NW 9th St #110 5270 SW Philomath Blvd 5222 Philomath Blvd Whole Foods (Laurelhurst) First Alternative Cooperative Washington St Liquor Store/Fast Mix2825 E Burnside St 1007 SE Third St 575 SW Washington Ave First Alternative Coop North Grocery Depot SANDY 2855 NW Grant 1829 SW 9th St Fred Meyer #663 Fred Meyer #070 16625 362nd Dr 777 NW Kings Blvd Market of Choice #7 SCAPPOOSE 922 NW Circle Blvd #110 Fred Meyer #462 Natural Grocers #U077 51501 Lower Columbia River Hwy 1235 NW 10th St Rite Aid #5366 ST HELENS 2080 NW 9th St Safeway #424 Safeway #1690 795 Lower Columbia River Hwy 590 NE Circle Blvd Safeway #4333 TILLAMOOK 450 SW Third St Fred Meyer #377 Trader Joe's #154 2500 N Main St 1550 NW 9th St #102 Walmart #3146 TUALATIN 1840 NW 9th St Fred Meyer #393 Winco Foods #03 19200 SW Martinazzi Ave 2335 NW Kings Blvd 0 - 2.0 miles radius 2.01 - 3.25 miles radius Eugene from redemption center from redemption center Either Zone WARRENTON * Bag drop facility ** Sold fewer than 100,000 beverages in prior year *** Bag drop facility must be available from 8 AM to 8 PM and must accept 24 containers per person per day by hand count or machine revised 9/27/2021 Oregon Redemption Centers and Associated Retailers (5,000 or more sq ft in size) ZONE 1 ZONE 2 EXEMPT** DEALER REDEMPTION CENTERS*** FULL SERVICE PARTICIPATING RETAILERS PARTICIPATING RETAILERS (accept 144 containers) (accept 24 containers) REDEMPTION CENTERS (accept 0 containers) (accept 24 containers) 2105 W Broadway Albertsons #3529 Albertsons #513 Cost Plus World Market #6167 Fred Meyer #218 1675 W 18th Ave 4740 Royal Ave 1011 Valley River Way #101 695 US 101 approved 6/16/2014 Bi-Mart #602 Albertsons #572 Dick's Sporting Goods 1680 W 18th Ave 311 Coburg Rd 1030 Green Acres Rd WILSONVILLE Bruns Apple Market Albertsons #3564 Dollar Tree #1987 Fred Meyer #516 849 W 6th Ave 3075 Hilyard St 2025 River Rd 30300 SW Boones Ferry Rd Dollar General #19661 Big Lots #4499 Dollar Tree #2712 651 Hwy 99 North 1960 Echo Hollow Rd 3600 W 11th Ave Safeway #285 Fred Meyer #417 Bi-Mart #601 Dollar Tree #5545 8255 SW Wilsonville Rd 3333 W 11th Ave 2030 River Rd 4760 Royal Ave The Kiva Bi-Mart #663 El Torito
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    26 Academy of Management Perspectives August Decency Means More than “Always Low Prices”: A Comparison of Costco to Wal-Mart’s Sam’s Club Wayne F. Cascio* Executive Overview Wal-Mart’s emphasis on “Always low prices. Always” has made it the largest retail operation in history. However, this unrelenting mission has also created a way of doing business that draws substantial criticism regarding the company’s employment practices, relationships with suppliers, and the company’s impact on local economies. This paper focuses on a company that delivers low prices to consumers, but in a fundamentally different way than its competitor, Wal-Mart. That company is warehouse-retailer Costco. In the following sections we will begin by providing some background on the company, including its history, its business model, its ethical principles, core beliefs, and values. Then we will consider some typical Wall Street analysts’ assessments of this approach, followed by a systematic comparison of the financial performance of Costco with that of Sam’s Club, a warehouse retailer that is part of Wal-Mart. o be sure, Wal-Mart wields its awesome power source of unrelenting criticism. As Fishman for just one purpose: to bring the lowest possi- (2006) notes, the company’s core values seem to Tble prices to its customers. Sam Walton, affec- have become inverted, for they now sometimes tionately known as “Mr. Sam” by Wal-Mart asso- drive behavior that is not only exploitive, but in ciates, embodied a number of admirable values some cases, illegal as well. Consider the pressure that he instilled in the company he founded: hard on store managers to control labor costs.