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  • Giant to Raise $1 Million for Children's Cancer Foundation

    LANDOVER, Md. -- Giant Food of Landover here said it intends to raise $1 million to help fight childhood cancer in its marketing area, through an in-store promotional program called Triple Winner that will run from April 17 to July 2.
  • Giant Eagle Price Cuts, Round Two

    PITTSBURGH -- On the heels of a well-publicized price reduction strategy it implemented last November, Giant Eagle here unveiled a second round of price cuts on more than 1,200 additional items yesterday.
  • Giant Eagle Price Cuts, Round Two

    PITTSBURGH -- On the heels of a well-publicized price reduction strategy it implemented last November, Giant Eagle here unveiled a second round of price cuts on more than 1,200 additional items yesterday.
  • Safeway Launches "Ingredients for Life" Image Campaign

    PLEASANTON, Calif. -- Safeway today launched an extensive brand repositioning campaign, the culmination of more than two years of extensive consumer research, that the chain hopes will convince consumers that its stores should be the sole source for all their shopping needs.
  • Safeway Launches "Ingredients for Life" Image Campaign

    PLEASANTON, Calif. -- Safeway today launched an extensive brand repositioning campaign, the culmination of more than two years of extensive consumer research, that the chain hopes will convince consumers that its stores should be the sole source for all their shopping needs.
  • Sentry Foods Eliminates Loyalty Card

    KENOSHA, Wis. -- In response to results from a recent research study revealing that consumers view frequent shopper loyalty cards as inconvenient, Sentry Foods has decided to do away with its loyalty card program, effective today. Ads heralding the change broke yesterday.
  • FRESH FOOD: Annual Meat Conference Roundup: Marinating the meat case

    The Annual Meat Conference made good use of the timeless truism that if you want to find out what consumers are thinking, just ask them.
  • Study: Average Face Value of FSI Coupons Surpass $1 Mark in '04

    NEW YORK -- In 2004 the average face value of coupons distributed within newspaper free-standing inserts (FSIs) reached beyond the $1 mark for the first time, according to the Marx Promotion Intelligence 2004 FSI Trend Report, recently released here.
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