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  • Georgia Peach Commission Launches Trade Portal

    ATLANTA, Ga. -- In response to findings from a recent consumer survey, the Georgia Peach Commission (GPC) here has introduced a special trade section on its Web site to help retailers better merchandise Georgia peaches to consumers.
  • Self-checkout Reduces Front End Impulse Sales More Than 45 Percent: Study

    FRANKLIN, Tenn. -- Shoppers purchase impulse items such as snacks, candy, beverages, and magazines 45.4 percent less often when they use self-checkout than when they use a staffed checkout lane, according to a new study by retail technology consulting firm IHL Consulting Group.
  • Groups Urge Boycott of Metro Detroit Krogers

    DETROIT -- A coalition of union and community leaders is asking consumers here to boycott Kroger stores, following the chain's announcement that it was transferring its perishable food operations from a Livonia, Mich., distribution warehouse to a facility in Ohio, according to local reports.
  • Self-checkout Reduces Front End Impulse Sales More Than 45 Percent: Study

    FRANKLIN, Tenn. -- Shoppers purchase impulse items such as snacks, candy, beverages, and magazines 45.4 percent less often when they use self-checkout than when they use a staffed checkout lane, according to a new study by retail technology consulting firm IHL Consulting Group.
  • Distinctive New Shaw's Store Opens Today

    WEST BRIDGEWATER, Mass. -- Shaw's Supermarkets here is opening a new store in Wakefield, Mass. with a unique piece of local history: The 54,436-square foot store includes granite window sills harvested from the original mill buildings on the site, as a way to preserve something from those historical structures the store has replaced.
  • Wild Oats' Capers Opens Fourth Vancouver Store

    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada -- Wild Oats-owned natural and organic food retailer Capers Community Markets yesterday opened its fourth and largest location in Vancouver, the banner's first new store in 11 years.
  • Wild Oats' Capers Opens Fourth Vancouver Store

    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada -- Wild Oats-owned natural and organic food retailer Capers Community Markets yesterday opened its fourth and largest location in Vancouver, the banner's first new store in 11 years.
  • UNFI Wants Bigger DC

    DAYVILLE, Conn. -- United Natural Foods, Inc. (UNFI) here went before the planning and zoning commission in Killingly, Conn. this week with a request for a special permit to enlarge its 326,000-square-foot distribution center there by 171,000 square feet.
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