Core value is marketing-speak for “what’s the best approach to influencing how a person spends their money.” See an example HERE. To emphasize how important this concept is to the consumer marketing of organics, in a Google search using the terms “core value,” the link above (to a page on the Whole Foods Market web site) was #7 on the first page of results.
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