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  • Consumer Pricing Index Climbs 0.4 Percent in August

    Retail discounts are still influencing consumer pricing, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
  • ETHNIC PROMOTIONS/HEALTH & WELLNESS: Oldways Launches Latino Nutrition Month, Spices Up the Med Diet

    As a way to increase awareness that healthier food and lifestyle choices can reduce the rise of chronic health conditions such as obesity and diabetes among Hispanics, Boston-based Oldways nonprofit food issues think tank and the Latino Nutrition Coalition (LNC) will roll out Latino Nutrition Month from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, to coincide with National Hispanic Heritage Month.
  • Chilean Blueberries Get Set for Winter Push

    The Chilean Blueberry Committee has revealed plans for an aggressive winter promotion program aimed at boosting consumer awareness of Chile’s fresh blueberries, which are available from mid-October through March.
  • How Visual Merchandising Can Help Boost Supermarket Spending

    Visual merchandising (VM) is an indispensable retail discipline, consisting of a series of practical selling tools that are used to influence what and how much consumers buy. Successful retailers -- supermarkets in particular -- can employ effective and integrated VM practices as part of the retail experience and overall brand delivery, to successfully maximize sales and profits in-store -- essentially, it’s a silent selling service of sales-driving levers and tools.
  • More Gluten-Free Choices

    Gluten Free Café™ from The Hain Celestial Group has expanded its offering with the launch of two new frozen entrées.
  • Nutritionists, Gov’t Express Concerns Over Smart Choices

    The recently launched “Smart Choices” food labeling program, which has been adopted so far by 10 consumer packaged goods companies, including Kraft, Unilever and Kellogg, has become controversial as some nutritionists object to the designation of such items as Froot Loops and Kraft Macaroni and Cheese as “better-for-you” items worthy of the program’s prominent green checkmark logo.
  • Hispanic Consumers: Upscale and Growing!

    One of the most common mistakes made by American grocers and other retailers is when they assume that Hispanic (Latino) consumers are downscale shoppers.
  • Take the Hint

    Against a backdrop of sodas and fruit punches redeployed as “energy drinks” and “vitamin waters,” San Francisco-based Hint, Inc. plans to expand distribution of its health message and Hint Water throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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