Green Season Meat withdrawn

[shopperholic]

QVC diehards will be thanking QVC for giving them two weeks off work with food poisoning.

 

[Petespants]

QVC diehards will be thanking QVC for giving them two weeks off work with food poisoning.

Wouldn't surprise me.Tucked up in a Cozy throw.Candles burning and telly on .Phone and card at hand and a cuppa(Diuralite).Sick bucket at the ready and of course Poo Pourri in the bathroom.Thanks Q.

 

[deanos]

https://trademarks.ipo.gov.uk/ipo-tmcase/page/Results/1/UK00003091712

 

[donna255]

Okay, someone has to say it.

How many will be asking QVC on their Facebook coming up to next Christmas where is Green Seasons I always buy every year?:mysmilie_19:

 

[deanos]

Someone is asking now, not sure if they are taking the pee

 

[donna255]

Seriously! That was much faster than I expected.:mysmilie_1:

 

[shopperholic]

Someone is asking now, not sure if they are taking the pee

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Yeah definitely a pee take, which lets be honest, would probably taste better than anything Green Seasons have to offer.

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

QVC's American bosses, will most probably not allow Q to sell in future this brand - watch and see, I'm not a betting person, but if I was, I'm betting this will be the case. Like so many other 'brands' across the board who are no longer seen on Q.

 

[ERICS MUM]

How long before that registered trademark 'disappears' ?

 

[donna255]

Yes, to be replaced with a new one selling farm assured meat with happy dancing cows and pigs.

 

[stratobuddy]

Can anyone think of an apt name?

Eg Ambridge Fine Meat

 

[maymorganlondon]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this the second meat retailing enterprise by QVC that has not ended well? Wasn't the previous one a Scottish-sounding company name?

Personally, I cannot imagine ever trusting that frozen meat delivered by post or courier will arrive in the right condition, or at a time convenient to me. Living in a London flat, there is absolutely no way I would order and take my chances on whether or not I'd be in when they decided to deliver... imagine, with how close we all live to rodents, leaving the item in a "safe place" like a dustbin or recycling bin? Or simply left on the doorstep (ie: on the street). No thanks!

Now if I needed a delivery (rather than going shopping) and could book a timed delivery slot, and arrange to be in to receive it... and it was good value for the quantity and quality... I might consider it. So really, it's just safer and better to go to the dreaded high street, in my opinion. If it's a Christmas hamper, then most of the supermarkets offer an ordering service, and no doubt a good high street butcher would offer a similar service....

Just give it up as a bad idea, QVC, and save everyone the aggro of late/non-deliveries and disappointment at Christmas.

 

[boffy]

qvc made a fortune though and the bottom line is the money at the end of the day. i am watching to see what they are going to do next.

 

[ERICS MUM]

Was Buccleugh Meat an own-brand range ? I can’t remember when it disappeared nor the new brand that replaced it.

 

[deanos]

It seems its a legit brand

http://www.buccleuchscotchbeef.co.uk/

QVC obviously make more money buying themselves low quality meat and making out its better than it really is , more profit for them

 

[maymorganlondon]

Was Buccleugh Meat an own-brand range ? I can’t remember when it disappeared nor the new brand that replaced it.

That's the puppy!! Thank you.

Is there a pattern?

A supplier, independent of QVC offers a quality product, delivered efficiently and without undue p&p...
Heck, a delivery company can offer a quality service at a reasonable price, with proper tracking included for a fraction of the charges QVC charge their customers for using that same delivery company.