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  • Wegmans Store Clerk Diagnosed with Hepatitis; Shoppers Possibly Exposed

    ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Erie County health commissioner Dr. Anthony J. Billittier said yesterday that customers of the Wegmans at 5275 Sheridan Drive, Williamsville, N.Y., near Buffalo, N.Y., were potentially exposed to hepatitis A through a produce handler at the store who was diagnosed with the infection.
  • Wegmans Store Clerk Diagnosed with Hepatitis; Shoppers Possibly Exposed

    ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Erie County health commissioner Dr. Anthony J. Billittier said yesterday that customers of the Wegmans at 5275 Sheridan Drive, Williamsville, N.Y., near Buffalo, N.Y., were potentially exposed to hepatitis A through a produce handler at the store who was diagnosed with the infection.
  • Price Cutter to Host Encore Visit From 'Soup Nazi'

    SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- By popular demand, Price Cutter supermarkets based here will bring a pop culture icon back to the Ozarks for the second consecutive year. Emmy-nominated actor Larry Thomas, known to "Seinfeld" fans as The Soup Nazi, is scheduled to appear Feb. 16, exclusively at the Price Cutter booth, during the 27th Annual Sertoma Chili Cook-Off.
  • Price Cutter to Host Encore Visit From 'Soup Nazi'

    SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- By popular demand, Price Cutter supermarkets based here will bring a pop culture icon back to the Ozarks for the second consecutive year. Emmy-nominated actor Larry Thomas, known to "Seinfeld" fans as The Soup Nazi, is scheduled to appear Feb. 16, exclusively at the Price Cutter booth, during the 27th Annual Sertoma Chili Cook-Off.
  • Low-, No-Sodium Foods Catch on With Consumers: Report

    NEW YORK -- Despite lower content levels, sales for all "sodium content" (low-, no- and reduced-sodium or -salt) foods and beverages will continue to gain in popularity, according to a new report from Packaged Facts here. The market intelligence publisher estimates that traditional supermarkets, with at least $2 million in annual sales, accounted for 75 percent of all sodium content claim foods and beverages last year.
  • Nielsen: Atlantans Especially Sweet On Chocolate For Valentine's Day

    SCHAUMBURG, Ill. -- U.S. consumers shower their sweethearts with chocolate candy for Valentine's Day, with retail sales expected to top more than $323 million during the holiday week, according to The Nielsen Company here. Valentine's week ranks No. 1 for chocolate candy sales, and places third for all candy sales, with consumers expected to purchase more than $414 million. (The week ending Feb. 17, 2007 showed total sales of $322.7 million for chocolate candy in U.S. food, drug, and mass merchandiser stores, including Wal-Mart.)
  • Low-, No-Sodium Foods Catch on With Consumers: Report

    NEW YORK -- Despite lower content levels, sales for all "sodium content" (low-, no- and reduced-sodium or -salt) foods and beverages will continue to gain in popularity, according to a new report from Packaged Facts here. The market intelligence publisher estimates that traditional supermarkets, with at least $2 million in annual sales, accounted for 75 percent of all sodium content claim foods and beverages last year.
  • Price Cutter to Host Encore Visit From 'Soup Nazi'

    SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- By popular demand, Price Cutter supermarkets based here will bring a pop culture icon back to the Ozarks for the second consecutive year. Emmy-nominated actor Larry Thomas, known to "Seinfeld" fans as The Soup Nazi, is scheduled to appear Feb. 16, exclusively at the Price Cutter booth, during the 27th Annual Sertoma Chili Cook-Off.
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