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  • Tide, Febreze, Dawn Team with Target for New Hispanic Promotion

    CINCINNATI -- Procter & Gamble and its home care brands Tide, Febreze, and Dawn have joined forces with Minneapolis-based Target Corp. to launch "Touch of Scent on Every Room," a campaign designed to help enhance the moods and the environment of Hispanic consumers with scent tips, based on the research results by taste and smell expert Dr. Alan Hirsch.
  • Tide, Febreze, Dawn Team with Target for New Hispanic Promotion

    CINCINNATI -- Procter & Gamble and its home care brands Tide, Febreze, and Dawn have joined forces with Minneapolis-based Target Corp. to launch "Touch of Scent on Every Room," a campaign designed to help enhance the moods and the environment of Hispanic consumers with scent tips, based on the research results by taste and smell expert Dr. Alan Hirsch.
  • No Unions for U.S. Tesco

    LAS VEGAS -- At a recent town hall meeting in Las Vegas, a representative of United Food & Commercial Workers Union Local 711 revealed it would picket Tesco_s U.S. venture from its opening day, because the chain was freezing the union out of its stores, according to local press reports.
  • Grocers Among Defendants in Class Action Tied to Tainted Pet Food

    MIAMI, Fla. - On the heels of a national uproar over a prolonged, widely spread pet food recall, a nationwide class action lawsuit was filed against major pet food brands and retailers.
  • Grocers Among Defendants in Class Action Tied to Tainted Pet Food

    MIAMI, Fla. - On the heels of a national uproar over a prolonged, widely spread pet food recall, a nationwide class action lawsuit was filed against major pet food brands and retailers.
  • Grocers Among Defendants in Class Action Tied to Tainted Pet Food

    MIAMI, Fla. - On the heels of a national uproar over a prolonged, widely spread pet food recall, a nationwide class action lawsuit was filed against major pet food brands and retailers.
  • Top Global Retailers See Shakeup in '06: Report

    LONDON -- The latest research from Planet Retail here highlights major changes in the ranking of the world's largest grocery retailers. Its recently published "Top 30 Grocery Retailers Worldwide 2006" report and ranking ousted Dutch grocer Ahold from its top five position, with Japanese hypermarket/convenience store operator Seven & I taking its place.
  • FRESH FOOD: Health & Wellness Roundtable: Organics on the table

    Retailers and suppliers get down to the nitty-gritty of merchandising and pricing -- and the future of organics -- in part two of PG's roundtable discussion.
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