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  • CPG Execs Losing Sleep Over Growth Initiatives: GMA/A.T. Kearney Study

    WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. -- The Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) and A.T. Kearney yesterday released "Insomnia in the Corner Office," a white paper that defines the challenges and opportunities facing CPG executives. The survey found that nearly 30 percent of all respondents said their existing business models are the main barrier to growth.
  • CORRECTION

    The Grocery Manufacturers Association's board of directors gave the green light over the weekend to the trade association's proposed merger with another trade group, the Food Products Association. The trade group was misidentified in a news story published on progressivegrocer.com yesterday. We regret the error.
  • CPG Execs Losing Sleep Over Growth Initiatives: GMA/A.T. Kearney Study

    WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. -- The Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) and A.T. Kearney yesterday released "Insomnia in the Corner Office," a white paper that defines the challenges and opportunities facing CPG executives. The survey found that nearly 30 percent of all respondents said their existing business models are the main barrier to growth.
  • GMA Board Approves Merger with FPA

    WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. -- The Grocery Manufacturers Association's board of directors gave the green light over the weekend to the trade association's proposed merger with another trade group, the Food Products Association.
  • Nature's Path's Organic Program Manager Joins OTA Board

    RICHMOND, B.C. -- Dag Felck, organic program manager at Nature's Path Foods here, has been appointed to the Organic Trade Association's board of directors. Falck came to Nature's Path in May 2003.
  • Nature's Path's Organic Program Manager Joins OTA Board

    RICHMOND, B.C. -- Dag Felck, organic program manager at Nature's Path Foods here, has been appointed to the Organic Trade Association's board of directors. Falck came to Nature's Path in May 2003.
  • Grocery Channel Gets Exclusive Pet Supply Deal

    NEW YORK -- Supermarkets are getting an extra competitive edge in their efforts to protect the pet category against other channels in the form of an exclusive offer from a pet products supplier.
  • Coke Cites Pressure from Wal-Mart in Court Filing

    ATLANTA -- The Coca-Cola Co. here implied in a court filing that Wal-Mart used its size and market power to pressure the soft drink supplier to switch its delivery terms.
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