The company was bought by The Discovery Channel in 1996. The new owners proceeded to slowly shift the product line towards selling more Discovery Channel brand merchandise. By 2000, they had also gradually renamed many stores as "Discovery Channel Store" and eliminated the earth-tones-and-slate-decor for a more modern, industrial look. Totally eliminated were the product lines which had previously included unique items such as fine art, Torrens Fountains, fossils, and semiprecious mineral specimens. The Nature Company's Mission Statement specifically excluded animal specimens such as mounted insects and butterflies, but the Discovery Channel stores had no such restriction.
They sold it to a Philippines-based company. In the US you can get it from the Vermont Country Store.
The Nature Company ended in 1996.
The Nature Company was created in 1972.
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In essence, the nature of retail is buying goods from a wholesaler and selling them at retail. Technically there is nothing illegal or wrong with reselling items bought at a retail store.
For a store to join the ranks of a company store, the store needs to have been invested in by all the members of a joint company together and be recognized as being joined together as a company.
Whipple Company Store was created in 1900.
Museum Store Company was created in 1997.
Ashland Company Store was created in 1907.
What exactly the company do to generate revenues from the markets defines the nature of business of that company.
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