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  • Tuna Industry Fights California AG's Suit Against Bumble Bee, Others

    SAN FRANCISCO - The tuna industry disputes the state of California's suit against the producers of Bumble Bee, Chicken of the Sea, and StarKist for not warning shoppers about mercury content, saying that such an action could do more harm than good.
  • ACNielsen: Men Are Driving Personal Care Product Growth

    NEW YORK - An increased interest in appearance, hygiene, and grooming on the part of today's males has contributed to the growth in personal care categories around the world, according to a study released today by ACNielsen, a VNU business and the world's leading marketing information company.
  • Healthnotes Launches Counter Top EasyAnswers Touchscreen

    PORTLAND, Ore. - To help retail pharmacies and supermarkets provide an interactive health and wellness resource in-store at a reference desk or department counter, Healthnotes Inc. (HNI) announced today the launch of the new EasyAnswers Touchscreen Counter Top kiosk.
  • GMA Honors Kroger's Pichler, Presents Kraft With Inaugural AMC CPG Award

    WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. - Joseph A. Pichler, who will retire later this month as chairman of The Kroger Co., was the recipient of the 2004 Hall of Achievement Award by the Grocery Manufacturers of America (GMA).
  • Report: CPG Industry Sales Continue to Rebound

    WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. - The CPG industry's financial performance in 2003 continued to rebound as median net sales rose nearly two percentage points to 6.5 percent from 4.6 percent in 2002, and returns on sales and assets continued to climb for most companies, according to a study released during GMA's Executive Conference here.
  • FRESH FOOD: All fired up

    As consumers go grill crazy in rising numbers, meats are set to sizzle this summer.
  • GROCERY: The soft sell

    Aided by Atkins, great taste, and versatility, sales of soft cheeses are strong despite record-high milk prices.
  • FEATURE: The diabetes connection

    As experts link diet with diabetes prevention and maintenance, supermarkets are gearing up to capitalize on the message.
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