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  • Food Lion Rewarding Loyal Private Label Shoppers

    Food Lion shoppers are able earn up to $10 in free groceries every time they buy Food Lion Private Brand products, as part of a chainwide promotion running through June 23. Customers get $1 in coupons for the first four Food Lion Private Brand products they purchase, and 25 cents back for each additional Food Lion brand product they buy -- up to $10 – for the duration of the promotion.

  • Research: Mid-Tier Brands Getting Squeezed

    It’s not a good time to be a mid-tier brand, according to the IRI Times and Trends report entitled “The Value/Premium Dichotomy.” While some shoppers are flocking to value brands, others are still paying top dollar for premium products despite the economy.

  • Roundy’s Gets Fired Up for Second Round of ‘Chairman Bob’ BBQs, TV Spots

    To help kick off the summer and roll out the red carpet for customers, Roundy’s is once again hosting a six-city barbecue event for shoppers that will be headlined by the Milwaukee-based retailer’s chairman and CEO, Bob Mariano, a.k.a., “Chairman Bob.”

  • A Greener Wash

    A common shopper perception about eco-friendly detergents is that they don’t work as well as conventional brands -- but that idea may be about to change with the July national rollout of advanced botanical laundry care products from Berkeley, Calif.-based Vaska (“Wash” in Old Norse).

  • Oil and Butter

    Chefs often combine oils and butters for a variety of purposes, but they’re generally sold separately at retail.

  • For Heart-Healthier Dogs

    All American Pet Co., Inc. is adding to its lineup of super-premium dog foods with the cleverly named Grrr-Nola. The dry dog food formula is veterinarian-recommended for a heart-healthy daily diet, because of the inclusion of supplemental taurine and L-carnitine, both of which may help maintain and improve canine cardiac function and protect the dog heart from stress and damage.

  • Sustainable Seafood

    Sourcing its seafood in the North Pacific, Wild Planet Foods has introduced a complete product line of canned seafood. The McKinleyville, Calif.-based company is committed to sustainable practices, sourcing its seafood from the local fishers who practice fishing methods that preserve the marine habitat and prevent depletion of species.

  • U.S. Organic Sales Up Over 17 Percent in 2008

    According to the Organic Trade Association (OTA), which has released the results from its 2009 Organic Industry Survey, U.S. sales of organic products, both food and nonfood, reached $24.6 billion by the end of 2008, growing an impressive 17.1 percent over 2007 sales, despite tough economic times. While the overall economy has been losing ground, sales of organic products reflect very strong growth during 2008.
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