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Texas-based grocer said it anticipated being able to reopen the stores today.
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Molpus, who headed the trade organization from 1990 until 2006, will take the helm again in early September.
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The chains Stop & Shop Supermarket Co., Giant-Landover, and Giant-Carlisle are working with the New England Aquarium in an effort to provide shoppers with sustainable seafood.
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The Hartman Group shows troubling indcators for category
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The wholesaler said it expects operational and financial gains from the new DemandTec system.
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The show is a version of "Catch 21" Customized for Shoppers.
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The investment will fuel expanded deployment of the tech firm's food traceability and brand protection solutions.
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Owners and managers of retail buildings can evaluate their current energy usage and gather information on ways to increase energy efficiency, using the online system.
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The retailer-wholesaler posted a record 9.5 percent profit gain for Q1, but is keeping it real with a timid outlook for the balance of fiscal 2009, thanks to economic pressure and rising fuel costs.
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Food Lion said it has analyzed 28,000 products through the program that applies health ratings to food items.
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The natural and organic grocer has introduced more than 400 new Earth Fare brand products at its 13 stores.
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Grocery stores opposed the bill on the grounds that paper bags cost more, and also create litter.
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Ignoring inflationary pressures and despite grocers' efforts, most consumers spent their stimulus checks elsewhere, according a survey from Precima.
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Despite a slight dip in consumption of the top two, the seafood species consumption list holds steady.
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One-fifth of parents nationwide have set aside a portion of their stimulus check for back-to-school purchases, according to the National Retail Federation's 2008 Back to School Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey, conducted by BIGresearch and including 8,361 respondents.
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The big berry company will shed light on the produce pipeline to help viewers learn "how that got on their plates."
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Rising fuel costs and card transaction were the culprits.
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Two months into the probe for the source of the widespread Salmonella Saintpaul outbreak, the government thinks jalapeno peppers from Mexico are to blame.
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Besides New York, the Mid-Atlantic grocer has forged relationships with farmers in New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland.
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Changes range from a new logo to bigger prepared foods programs and a meal solutions strategy imported from Europe.
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Available in several popular cuts, the all-natural, humanely raised meat is process verified.
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The partnership between CPG giant Procter & Gamble and marketing information giant The Nielsen Company will extend to probing the finer points of U.S. consumer behavior, the two companies said today in announcing an extension of the business relationship.
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Funds raised by stores and shoppers will be used for research at the top medical centers in North America, the chain said.
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The grocer will leverage Skaggs' mathematics background to build strong consumer-facing strategies.
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College students can buy a year-long warehouse club membership for $40, and will receive a $15 gift card for their first purchase.
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HEB Opens Emergency Preparedness Hotline, Closes Stores as Hurricane Dolly Hits So. Texas
Texas-based grocer said it anticipated being able to reopen the stores today.
Molpus Returns to GMA as Interim Prez\C.E.O.
Molpus, who headed the trade organization from 1990 until 2006, will take the helm again in early September.
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