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  • Smoothies on Demand

    For those who want to enjoy Jamba Juice smoothies anytime, Jamba Juice Co., a wholly owned subsidiary of Emeryville, Calif.-based Jamba, Inc., has teamed up with Phoenix-based Inventure Foods, Inc. to create the home version.
  • BeneVia Signs Up for 2010 National Senior Health & Fitness Day

    Today, over 100,000 older adults will engage in activities to improve their health as part of the 2010 National Senior Health & Fitness Day (NSHFD), a nationwide health and fitness event sponsored in part this year by fruit-based nutrition beverage brand BeneVia.
  • Duane Reade Reveals Fresh Food Strategy

    So far, Duane Reade in New York appears to be the most developed of the drug chains in fresh/prepared foods. Recently, the retailer offered Progressive Grocer’s sister publication, Convenience Store News, an exclusive peek into its fresh food strategy.
  • Popularity of Private Label Not Likely to Diminish

    Private label grocery items have become increasingly popular across many product categories, and the trend isn’t likely to diminish in the future, according to Bill Pecoriello, president of Stamford, Conn.-based Consumer Edge Research.
  • Web Site Offers Free Money-saving Tools in SoCal

    Frugalicious, a Web site that helps consumers save money, yesterday began offering its money-saving grocery-shopping resources, known as “The Weekly Tools,” free to Southern Californians.
  • Store Brands Flex Muscle in Weak Economy

    Everybody, everywhere likes a good value, which is why store brands outperformed national brands in the United States on an average unit sales growth basis and has posted gradual gains over time in this country as well as in many European countries.
  • Major Elevated to PG Editor in Chief; Canning Aboard as Senior Editor

    Stagnito Media’s Progressive Grocer has promoted Meg Major from executive editor to editor in chief and hired Kathie Canning as the publication’s senior editor.
  • Trader Joe’s to Open First Nebraska Location

    Trader Joe’s plans to open its first Nebraska store in the city of Omaha later this year.
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