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  • Meth Legislation Shifts Hurting Food Retailers: IRI Study

    NEW ORLEANS -- An extensive study of sales trends in Oklahoma and Illinois -- states in which meth legislation has been in effect long enough to measure an impact pre- and post-legislation -- do not bode well for the supermarket industry.
  • Sweets Expo to Bow in Three Canadian Cities

    TORONTO -- Intev Productions, Inc., on Friday launched Sweets Expo, a three-city consumer candy show that "promises to stimulate and promote the candy business both for the retailer and the supplier by bringing together all constituents in the confectionary industry together under one roof."
  • Wal-Mart's Scott Offers Organics, Premium Wines at Annual Meeting

    FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Food is an important ingredient in Wal-Mart's recipe for success moving forward, according to president and c.e.o. F. Lee Scott--but that future might be tasting decidedly more upscale.
  • Costco, BJ's Report Higher May Sales

    ISSAQUAH, Wash. and NATICK, Mass. -- Costco Wholesale Corp. and BJ's Wholesale Club both racked up sales increases this past month -- but BJ's saw room for improvement as the company hoped for improved weather in the coming weeks.
  • Big Y Pitches In To Prevent Blackouts

    SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- With the summer months and their attendant stress on the power grid approaching, regional grocery chain Big Y Foods, Inc. here enrolled six southwestern Connecticut stores in a new energy demand response program, developed to help ease the burden placed on power suppliers during peak times.
  • COVER STORY: Diversified investment

    Diversity management is evolving from the right thing to do into a competitive advantage.
  • SUPPLY CHAIN SERIES: The GDS buy-in

    With successful pilots and an effective customization tool, Ahold's Rhonda Horn has been making the business case for global data synchronization at her company's disparate units.
  • What's in a Name? For Roundy's, it's Now 'Supermarkets'

    MILWAUKEE -- Roundy's, Inc. today said that its board of directors has approved changing the corporate name to Roundy's Supermarkets, Inc.
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