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  • Spreading More Sunshine

    The Sunshine Burger & Specialty Food Co., based in Ft. Atkinson, Wis., has added falafel and breakfast patties to its full line of certified organic, pre-baked and browned vegetarian burgers.
  • GS1 US Elects FMI, GMA CEOs to Board of Governors

    Supply chain standards organization GS1 US has elected Pamela G. Bailey, president and CEO of the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA), and Leslie G. Sarasin, president and CEO of the Food Marketing Institute (FMI), to its board of governors.
  • Votes for Private Labels Vary Among ‘Truman, Kennedy, LBJ’ Boomers

    Grocers and CPG companies have plenty of opportunities with this aging population. Boomers still represents half of the total U.S. spending and their focus healthy eating as a priority (84 percent) and a means to manage health conditions (61 percent) provide growth opportunities at retail.
  • Boomers: A $50 Billion Growth Opportunity

    The outlook for the consumer packaged goods industry gets better with age, according to a new report from IRI.
  • Hail Caesar’s

    Family-owned frozen pasta manufacturer Caesar’s Pasta Products, based in Blackwood, N.J., has recently added a product line of wheat- and gluten-free pasta meals. Featuring noodles made with rice, the all-natural, zero-trans-fats line offers the following authentic Italian favorites: Stuffed Shells With Cheese in Marinara Sauce, Manicotti With Cheese in Marinara Sauce, Cheese Lasagna in Marinara Sauce, and Vegetable Lasagna in Marinara Sauce.
  • Please Squeeze the Sorbet

    Naturally healthy Jolly Llama Sorbets are blended from top-grade, vine-ripened fruit that’s pureed and frozen immediately, instead of being made from concentrates or juices.
  • Food Lion Building First Green Grocery Store

    Food Lion, LLC broke ground yesterday on what will be the grocer’s first green grocery store, as well as the first in the state of South Carolina.
  • Supervalu Expands Nutrition Labeling Program to Cub Foods

    Supervalu’s 73-store Cub Foods unit has jumped aboard the “Nutrition iQ” program designed to help consumers make informed food choices at the supermarket shelf.
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