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  • In the Future, Your Kids Won’t Shop the Way You Do

    The way consumers shop for everyday products continues its transformation toward the Web. In 2008, online retail accounted for approximately 7 percent of total retail sales in the United States, with 1.5 percent of consumer packaged goods (CPG) spending done on the Web.
  • Target Takes Manhattan Billboards to New Heights

    Target has transformed its iconic Times Square billboards into an artistic homage to New York City with the unveiling of larger-than-life commissioned works from emerging artists.
  • Store Brands Hold Their Own Against National Brands in Taste Tests

    In head-to-head blind taste tests held by Consumer Reports, 23 store-brand foods were rated as tasting as good as -- or better than -- their national-brand counterparts, out of 29 food products.
  • C&S Wholesale to Deploy Cold Chain Monitoring System

    C&S Wholesale Grocers, of Keene, N.H., plans to deploy a new logistics management solution for better cold chain visibility and control of its products.
  • NRF: Americans Tardy with Back-to-School Shopping

    While the new school year may be just around the corner, the majority of consumers have yet to finish stocking up on needed school supplies, according to the National Retail Federation.
  • Walgreens Exec to Chair Product of the Year USA Jury

    Colin Watts, chief innovation officer at Walgreens Corp., will be jury chair for the second annual Product of the Year USA Awards. On Product of the Year Jury Day (Sept. 30) at New York’s Gansevoort Hotel, Watts and the jury panel, consisting of industry leaders, influencers, and key stakeholders, will preview new consumer packaged goods in competition for the 2010 Product of the Year imprimatur from 100,000 American shoppers who will ultimately choose the winning products.
  • CENTER STORE NEW PRODUCTS: Paula Deen Bows Frozen Seafood Line

    Celebrity chef Paula Deen is introducing a new line of frozen seafood products expected to hit retail in the fall of 2009.
  • Target to Build and Manage New Online Platform

    Target, Inc. plans to build and manage its own platform for its Web site (Target.com), which it expects to launch in advance of the holiday season in 2011, breaking a 10-year relationship with Amazon, which has been a strategic partner for its Web site for the past decade.
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