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Beer Poured $162 Billion into Economy: Study
WASHINGTON - Beer has given the U.S. economy quite a buzz in the past year, according to a study released by The Beer Institute and the National Beer Wholesalers Association. The industry contributed more than $162 billion to the economy, and provided nearly 1.8 million jobs directly or indirectly, according to the research.
EQUIPMENT & DESIGN: Gone fishin'
Associated Food Stores uses impulse fixtures to reel in higher rings.

Four Grocery Chains Take Online Reservations for DVD Rentals

NEW YORK - Movie fans who shop at BI-LO, Food World, or Bruno's supermarket in the Southeast, and at Pathmark stores in the Northeast, can now go online to see what DVDs are in stock at any in-store kiosk in the DVDXpress network and reserve the movie of their choice for pickup in those stores.
FRESH FOOD: Super Bowl Promotions: A league of its own

The Super Bowl party today might comprise the biggest play of all for grocers.
Wal-Mart Bows New Label for Sustainable Seafood

BENTONVILLE, Ark. - Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is making sure its seafood departments get credit for supporting sustainable fisheries. The chain said yesterday it is now featuring the Marine Stewardship Council's (MSC) independent blue eco-label on 10 fish products, including the world's first MSC-labeled surimi products, in its Supercenter and Neighborhood Market locations across the United States.
GROCERY: International Foods: World's fair

For Jungle Jim's International Market to truly live up to its name, sourcing is the name of the game.
COVER STORY: Pump up the volume

Fuel operations are no fad, and smart grocers are getting better mileage from promotions that win new shoppers.
FRESH FOOD: Super Bowl Promotions: A league of its own

The Super Bowl party today might comprise the biggest play of all for grocers.
EQUIPMENT & DESIGN: Gone fishin'

Associated Food Stores uses impulse fixtures to reel in higher rings.
Wal-Mart Bows New Label for Sustainable Seafood

BENTONVILLE, Ark. - Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. is making sure its seafood departments get credit for supporting sustainable fisheries. The chain said yesterday it is now featuring the Marine Stewardship Council's (MSC) independent blue eco-label on 10 fish products, including the world's first MSC-labeled surimi products, in its Supercenter and Neighborhood Market locations across the United States.

Beer Poured $162 Billion into Economy: Study

EQUIPMENT &amp; DESIGN: Gone fishin'

Four Grocery Chains Take Online Reservations for DVD Rentals

FRESH FOOD: Super Bowl Promotions: A league of its own

Wal-Mart Bows New Label for Sustainable Seafood

GROCERY: International Foods: World's fair

COVER STORY: Pump up the volume

FRESH FOOD: Super Bowl Promotions: A league of its own

EQUIPMENT &amp; DESIGN: Gone fishin'

Wal-Mart Bows New Label for Sustainable Seafood

EQUIPMENT & DESIGN: Gone fishin'

EQUIPMENT & DESIGN: Gone fishin'