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  • Hispanics Buying More Private Brands: Study

    Hispanic shoppers are buying more private brand products, a trend expected to continue increasing in the future, according to a new study by the Food Marketing Institute (FMI) Private Brands Group.

  • Crunch Time

    Yogi Granola Crisps pack five healthy ancient grains into innovative bite-sized granola flakes that can be eaten with milk without losing their crunch, sprinkled on yogurt or enjoyed straight from the resealable bag.

  • BUSINESS: Pinnacle Foods Group Acquires Birds Eye Foods

    Pinnacle Foods Group, LLC has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Birds Eye Foods, Inc. from a holding company controlled by Vestar Capital Partners, Pro-Fac Cooperative and Birds Eye management in a deal valued at $1.3 billion.

  • Annie Chun’s Freezes Over

    Not content with offering a wide selection of shelf-stable pan-Asian foods, including All Natural Sauces, Noodles & Sauce, Noodle Bowls, Soup Bowls, Sushi Wraps and Rice Express products, San Rafael, Calif.-based Annie Chun’s, Inc. will branch into the frozen section this spring with two new products: Organic Potstickers and Mini Wontons.

  • Consumers Have Appetite for Unbranded Pizza, Snacks

    In a year when consumers were looking to cut back anywhere they could, private label made inroads in a lot of categories, but took the biggest slices from segments like baby food and frozen pizza.

  • Mann, Get a Load of Those Spicy Curves

    Mann Packing Co. is joining forces with Gourmet Garden to offer members of Curves, the largest fitness franchise in the world, on a cross-promotional offer this January and February in western Canada, during which more than 70,000 handouts will be distributed at Curves locations as part of “Member Appreciation Gift Packs.”

  • ‘Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!” Widens Cross-Promotional Menu

    Emmy-award winning children’s animated TV series “Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!” has signed on with two new food partners, MaMa Rosa’s refrigerated pizza and First Juice Brand.

  • Study Reveals Significant Impact on Shopping Patterns Among High-income Consumers

    A recent HealthFocus International (HFI) study reveals that cutting costs has expanded into higher-income groups, namely, those with annual incomes upward of $75,000.
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