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  • NONFOODS: Wake-up Call: Uncharted Territory

    Tons of high-margin HBC products are overlooked by most supermarkets because buyers are hamstrung into choosing only the obvious.
  • High Gas Prices Influencing How Consumers Shop and Spend: ACNielsen

    SCHAUMBURG, Ill. -- Record high gasoline prices are leading large numbers of consumers to change how they shop and spend their income, with many people combining errands, eating out less often, and doing more at home, according to the findings from a new survey from ACNielsen, the leading provider of consumer and marketplace information.
  • GMA Calls for Improvements to Nutrition Labeling

    WASHINGTON -- In a media briefing held here yesterday, the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) detailed several suggestions for improving nutrition labeling on packaged foods and beverages, including specific recommendations for single-serve packages.
  • Schnucks Reopens Shuttered Memphis Store to Aid Hurricane Relief

    MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Schnuck Markets, Inc. has turned the keys of its vacant Riverdale store location here over to The Food Bank of the Mid-South, the St. Louis-based chain said yesterday.
  • Dawn Foods Raises Prices, Citing Fuel, Energy Costs

    JACKSON, Mich. -- Dawn Food Products, Inc., based here, one of the world's largest independently owned bakery manufacturers and distributors, said it will increase prices effective Oct. 1 across all manufactured product lines, to offset increasing energy and fuel costs.
  • CGA Government Relations Project Manager Appointed

    SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- John M. Kennedy has been named government relations project manager for the California Grocers Association (CGA), the organization said Friday.
  • Haggai to Step Down as IGA's Chief Exec

    CHICAGO -- It's the end of an era. The board of IGA, Inc. here said yesterday that it would commence a search for a new c.e.o. with "fresh thinking," to replace long-time head Thomas S. Haggai, who will surrender the c.e.o. mantle once a new top executive is in place.
  • Wal-Mart, Produce for Better Health Reprise Colorful Halloween Promo

    WILMINGTON, Del. -- Charlie Brown and his friends are returning to Wal-Mart stores nationwide for the second year with activity books, stickers, point of sale materials and recipes designed to make learning about and eating fruits and vegetables part of Halloween fun.
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