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  • Aldi Saves Green With New Refrigeration System

    The Hussmann Protocol distributed refrigeration solution is one of several energy and cost savings features the limited-assortment grocer is piloting.
  • BJ's Enjoys Double-digit Sales Growth in June

    Helped in no small measure by its still-burgeoning food sales, particularly in the perimeter, BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc. said yesterday that June 2008 sales soared by 18.8 percent to $1.05 billion, from $887 million in the year-ago period. June 2008 comparable-club sales jumped by 16.5 percent, including a contribution from sales of gas worth 8.2 percent. The company attributed merchandise comparable-club sales growth of 8.3 percent to a higher-than-expected mix of low-margin consumable items such as paper products, HBC, and household chemicals.
  • Price Chopper Unveils More Green Initiatives

    In addition to its partnership with commercial refrigeration systems manufacturer Hill Phoenix on the design and installation of the first next-generation CO2 refrigeration system in North America at a newly remodeled store in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Price Chopper has other environmentally friendly irons in the fire.
  • Year Round Grilling at All-Time High: Study

    Gas grill ownership is also up, but men still grill more than women, according to research from NPD.
  • Kroger, Georgia Power Join for 'Illuminating' Educational Effort

    Two metro Atlanta Kroger stores and Georgia Power recently teamed up to provide shoppers with energy efficiency information and $1 off coupons on General Electric compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs).
  • Wegmans Suggests Steaming Its Veggies

    Since steaming vegetables is believed to be among the healthiest ways to prepare them, Wegmans recommends the method – and even provides an easy ways to do it.
  • More Men Than Ever Are Cooking: Study

    Males under 25 in households do the cooking most often, according to research released by the NPD Group.
  • New Whole Foods Unit to Tap Fuel Cell Power

    Chain claims the Conn. store is first to rely so much on fuel cell energy
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