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  • The $10 Spa Spot

    Pricing and product mix drive supermarket spa sections.
  • Boomers: A $50 Billion Growth Opportunity

    The outlook for the consumer packaged goods industry gets better with age, according to a new report from IRI.
  • Drinkable Whole Grains

    With 32 grams of natural whole grains crammed into each 450-milliliter (15.2-fluid-ounce) bottle, Wholly Grain! from Half Moon Bay, Calif.-based Odwalla blends orange, pineapple and mango juices into a smoothie with two-thirds of the recommended daily intake of essential vitamins.
  • Please Squeeze the Sorbet

    Naturally healthy Jolly Llama Sorbets are blended from top-grade, vine-ripened fruit that’s pureed and frozen immediately, instead of being made from concentrates or juices.
  • Hot Energy Shots to Double in Sales in 2009

    The New York Times spent some time interviewing college students, construction workers, c-store owners and others near the University of Maryland recently to study what it calls the “hottest drink category in the country” right now, energy shots.
  • PRODUCTS: Natural/Organic Baby Foods Continue Quest for the New

    Their products have already joined the mainstream, but natural/organic baby food manufacturers keep upping the ante for consumers by introducing exciting new items to the segment.
  • Keep Kids Healthy

    KIDStrong™ Enterprises has developed a first-of-its-kind all-natural hydration beverage for children ages 4 to 13. The low-sugar, scientifically formulated KIDStrong™ hydration drink currently comes in two flavors, natural orange and natural grape, with more varieties to follow.
  • Will the Bubbles Rise Again?

    Sales in the long-established carbonated drinks segment have been flat to slightly down over the past five years, according to Mintel, a leading market research company. During 2003-08, Mintel estimates the regular soda segment lost 15.6 million consumers aged 18 and over, and the diet soda segment only added half as many, or 7.8 million adult consumers.
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