For one I want to state that I am all for the free market economy, that I believe in the free market and that it can pretty much govern prices and what not.

Now today I was on a 9 hour shift at work and was working cereal at the local Albertsons. When I noticed something wierd, we usually have a Food of the World section on the other side of the store, but over here there was a cereal called La Lechera. a Spanish Cereal that was resembled Frosted Flakes. Now granted we are busy and the cereal could have been accidently stocked over there, so I shrugged it off. It wasnt until that I noticed the tag below on the shelf, with the numbers identifying it for the cereal section that I realized that we were now stocking Spanish cereal. Now I can kind of see that Nestle's is trying something out here, seeing if a fully Spanish product with no English on it what so ever will sell in a English speaking store. So I began to wonder, how would everyone feel if this caught on? That we started getting fully Spanish products in our local grocery store, is it okay with everyone else? Or would start to wonder why as a English reading and speaking customer at a English Grocery store. Why you have to see shelf space after shelf space gobbled up by products not in your natural language? Also a picture of the box from the Mexican website of Nestles is pictured below.