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  • GROCERY: Gourmet smorgasbord

    From mined salt and faux caviar to artisan teas and the cheesecake to go with them, new gourmet products are elbowing for shelf space.
  • Kroger's 2Q Earnings Dip Nearly $50 Million

    CINCINNATI - The Kroger Co.'s second-quarter profits declined 25 percent amid warnings that the nation's leading grocer may miss a key 2004 sales target because of the lingering effects of a Southern California labor dispute that ended in February.
  • SimonDelivers Celebrates Five Years by Expanding Its Reach

    GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. - SimonDelivers, a pure-play online grocery retailer serving Minnesota, is celebrating five years of serving families and businesses in the metropolitan area with the expansion of its delivery service into the downtown area.
  • SUPPLY CHAIN: Getting the goods

    Unified Western Grocers has implemented new warehouse management and yard management systems to ensure that its customers get their products on time, every time.
  • NONFOODS: Pet project

    Giant Eagle mixes creative merchandising, special events, and just plain love to create a pet program that caters to owners as much as animals.
  • GMDC Study Examines Link Between Pharmacy and Whole-store Sales

    SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. ­ Supermarkets have a tremendous opportunity to increase total store sales by leveraging pharmacy operations, according to a new study released by the General Merchandise Distributors Council (GMDC) Education Foundation during the association's HBC Marketing conference this past weekend.
  • INDEPENDENTS REPORT: Making the connections

    The change needed to move your organization forward won't come unless your vision becomes your employees' vision, as well.
  • FRESH FOOD: The art of reinvention

    In turbulent times, the Produce Marketing Association is searching for new ways to serve the industry.
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