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  • Price Chopper Joins Newman's Own for Co-branded Cereals

    SCHENECTADY, NY -- Price Chopper this week is launching two exclusive co-branded cereals under the Price Chopper and Newman's Own labels, the proceeds of which will support local camps for kids with life-threatening disabilities.

  • Price Chopper Joins Newman's Own for Co-branded Cereals

    SCHENECTADY, NY -- Price Chopper this week is launching two exclusive co-branded cereals under the Price Chopper and Newman's Own labels, the proceeds of which will support local camps for kids with life-threatening disabilities.

  • BJ's Drops Pharmacies, Shakes Up Executive Suite

    NATICK, Mass. -- In the wake of less-than-stellar sales and a shakeup that saw the abrupt departure of chairman and c.e.o. Mike Wedge late last year, BJ's Wholesale Clubs, Inc. said yesterday that it was planning major business restructuring, including the closure of the company's two ProFood Restaurant Supply locations and all 46 of its in-club pharmacies; and the return of some familiar faces to its executive team.

  • 7-Eleven's Resolves to Sell More Healthy Foods in '07

    DALLAS -- With an estimated 60 percent of Americans tipping the scales as overweight, according to the Centers for Disease Control, and scores of people resolving to improve their health this year, 7-Eleven expanded its offering of "better-for-you" foods at its 7,100 stores to include more fruits, vegetables, salads, sugar-free Slurpees, and portion- and calorie-controlled foods.

  • NONFOODS: Photo: Still developing

    With the $33 billion photo market changing from film to digital, grocers are eager to find where they can fit into the new picture.

  • NONFOODS: Photo: Still developing

    With the $33 billion photo market changing from film to digital, grocers are eager to find where they can fit into the new picture.

  • Low-Glycemic Market Poised to Top $1 Billion: Report

    NEW YORK - Low-glycemic foods and beverages have carved out their own niche in the mainstream U.S. market, with year-end sales expected to reach $350 million, says market research firm Packaged Facts here in its report "Low Glycemic Index Food and Beverages in the U.S."

  • Low-Glycemic Market Poised to Top $1 Billion: Report

    NEW YORK - Low-glycemic foods and beverages have carved out their own niche in the mainstream U.S. market, with year-end sales expected to reach $350 million, says market research firm Packaged Facts here in its report "Low Glycemic Index Food and Beverages in the U.S."
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