The Ledger, every show
Every statement that passed quotation and attribution checks, across all 44 shows. Pick shows below, then mix any filter with any other.
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Lowry: Green products represent only about 5% of US sales
“They're only about five percent of products in the U S market that are sold are green products.”
Lowry: Method built world's most sustainable factory in Chicago post-sale
“And in this case of selling the business to Ecovair, actually the greatest example of that is we were able to build What's probably the most sustainable manufacturing facility in the whole world in the inner city of Chicago immediately after we sold the busine…”
Lowry: Method secured its first grocery placement in February 2001
“So we got a grocery store at the end of February to say, yeah. Yeah, it was actually February 28th, 2001. So we had bothered this store manager enough that he said, fine, guys, I'm gonna give you space, but you have to get the product here today. This was in B…”
Lowry: Target ordered roughly 25,000 units for Method's initial retail test
“Oh, they bought initially about 25,000.”
Lowry: Method missed sales targets during its initial Target test
“Well, we didn't hit that target as it turns out.”
Lowry: Method lost millions on its failed Block personal care line
“You know, I don't remember exactly in dollar terms, but it was, you know, it was in the low millions of, you know, an investment that basically an amount of money we lit on fire.”
Lowry: Method reached profitability five years after launch
“It was about five years in. So – In five, we became profitable.”
Lowry: Method founders ran the company out of pocket for two years
“We paid, we ran the business out of pocket for about two years.”
Lowry: Custom bottle molds consumed most of Method's initial $90,000 capital
“And then build the bottle molds, which, Ate up most of the investment.”
Lowry: Method secured its first retail shelf space at Molly Stone's in 2001
“Yeah, it was actually February 28th, 2001. So we had bothered this store manager enough that he said, fine, guys, I'm gonna give you space, but you have to get the product here today. This was in Burlingame in sort of the mid-peninsula of San Francisco Bay Are…”