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  • Albertsons Names New Group V.P., Grocery Merchandising

    BOISE, Idaho - Albertsons, Inc. has named Duncan MacNaughton its new group v.p., grocery merchandising. In his new post, MacNaughton will lead Albertsons' efforts in key center store categories, including grocery, dairy, and frozen, and will also oversee Beer/Wine/Liquor as well as the company's growing fuel center operations.
  • Tree of Life's Thorne Announces Retirement

    ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - Rick Thorne, chairman and c.e.o. for Tree of Life, Inc. and executive board member of Koninklijke Wessanen, has announced he will retire following the selection and transition of his successor.
  • FEATURE: Building technology into the foundation

    Pathmark c.i.o. Bob Schoening is building his support system from the ground up to shorten data gathering and make more time for category management.
  • FEATURE: Investing in success

    As perishables become an increasingly important part of the supermarket mix, so will category management, but some major obstacles must be overcome first.
  • Independents Report: The challenge of small scale

    Getting category management programs off the ground can benefit independently owned supermarkets and their shoppers alike.
  • FEATURE: Customs house

    Megaretailers are increasingly turning to custom-made national brands and promotions to differentiate themselves from the competition.
  • CATEGORY MANAGEMENT: The search for insight

    In its 15 years of existence, category management has become indispensable to the industry, yet its glory days may still lie ahead. Experts in a 'virtual roundtable' assembled by Progressive Grocer analyze the current state of the art and look to its future.
  • Dollar Store Show to Focus on Food

    LAS VEGAS - The next Dollar Store Expo, to be held June 16 to 17 here, will feature a "Food Pavilion" show within a show, along with items priced up to $5 to reflect the changing nature of the dollar store industry.
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