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Save E-mail Print Most Popular RSS Reprints Gerber Sept 1, 2008 Touted by Florham Park, N.J.-based Nestle Infant Nutrition as the first portable, shelf-stable yogurt snack with live and active cultures, the Gerber Graduates Yogurt Melts line comes in three toddler-friendly flavors: Strawberry, Mixed Berries, and Peach. The novelty factor is backed up by good taste. For more information contact v.p. field sales Mike Dermo at 973-593-7635 or mike.dermo@gerber.com. Save E-mail Print Most Popular RSS Reprints Gerber Sept 1, 2008 Touted by Florham Park, N.J.-based Nestle Infant Nutrition as the first portable, shelf-stable yogurt snack with live and active cultures, the Gerber Graduates Yogurt Melts line comes in three toddler-friendly flavors: Strawberry, Mixed Berries, and Peach. The novelty factor is backed up by good taste. For more information contact v.p. field sales Mike Dermo at 973-593-7635 or mike.dermo@gerber.com.
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Impulse Buying Is Alive and Well

November 20, 2009

While consumer spending has certainly taken a hit during the recession, the decline has never quite measured up to the claims survey respondents routinely make about draconian, across-the-board cuts in their own expenditures. More >>

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Fresh Trio Offers Savings

Mann Packing is offering retailers three new budget-friendly items to capitalize on fresh seasonal produce sales.

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Break time can be a decadent experience with the new collection of specialty coffees from Godiva Chocolatier, Inc.

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Progressive Grocer's 2009 Produce Operations Review

Against a trying backdrop of persistently weak economic conditions, fierce competition and financially wary shoppers, supermarket produce departments faced much harsher headwinds during the past 12- month period than they have in recent years, as evidenced by marginal comparable-sales gains and a tentative outlook for the balance of the year, according to results of Progressive Grocer's 2009 Annual Produce Operations Review.

PG's CES: Inside the Market Basket: Economical Choices Bring Grocery Gains

Total supermarket sales were $430.3 billion, up $13.2 billion from the $417.2 billion recorded in 2007 -- continuing the trend of slightly higher percentage increases in each of the past five years, according to Progressive Grocer's 62nd Annual Consumer Expenditures Study (CES), now greatly expanded from the eight-page print edition to 35 pages of research.

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