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  • ‘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.

  • Snack Any Time

    With snacking hotter than ever and expected to remain so, Tyson Foods, Inc. has expanded its Any’tizers frozen product line to include four varieties featuring two hearty Sauce and Stir sauce packets each.

  • Tops to Open First New Store Since Going Local

    Tops Markets, LLC plans to open its first new store since it reverted to being to a locally operated company.

  • Target Posts Better-than-expected Q3 Profits; Sales Up Slightly

    Despite a better-than-expected 18 percent third-quarter profit gain of $436 million vs. $369 million a year ago, Target Corp.’s forecast of a trying holiday season on the heels of tepid early-November results sent its share price down over 5 percent.

  • Americans ‘Nuking’ More than Cooking

    Things are far from hot in American kitchens these days. According to a recent study from The NPD Group, many consumers have been eating at home to save money and are opting to microwave meals rather than cook.

  • Alimentaria 2010 to Encompass Single Location

    In response to attendee and exhibitor requests — and also to the difficult economy — international food and drinks exhibition Alimentaria 2010 will be held March 22 to March 26, 2010, in a single location: Fira de Barcelona’s Gran Vía venue.

  • United Supermarkets to Use NuVal Nutrition Scoring System

    Regional independent grocer United Supermarkets, LLC plans to launch the NuVal nutritional scoring system in six of its Market Street stores in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in March 2010, with the program expanding to all 50 of its stores later next year.

  • Why ‘Millennials’ Are Impulse Shoppers

    Women ages 20 to 30 represent a $54 billion marketing opportunity for packaged goods companies, but their needs and values are vastly different from the generation before them, a new report from Information Resources, Inc. (IRI) has found.
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