Millers Markets

Fundraiser benefits school music programs

Michigan markets highlight ‘dietary needs and no-nos’

Nut-free zones help shoppers with special needs

Experts at Hiller’s Markets will help parents navigate the store to find the appropriate cereals to give babies, and the best fruits and vegetables to introduce, as well as how to prepare them.

As part of Hiller’s Markets “Good Deeds in the Making” program to benefit Michigan-based charities, the family-owned metro Detroit store chain will donate 100 percent of the profits from sales of its popular Chopped Fresh Salad to ALS of Michigan during August.

Health conditions like heart disease, pregnancy, food allergies, digestive problems, high blood pressure and cancer require special diets to stay well.

Hiller’s Markets and the “Buy Michigan Now” campaign are looking for the best recipe using Michigan-made ingredients.

A leader in gluten-free grocery retailing, Hiller’s Markets will host a gluten-free food fair Oct. 18 at its Plymouth, Mich., store.