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  • PROMOTIONS: CPG Giants Roll Out Olympics-themed Programs

    As the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games hurtle down the chute this month, consumer packaged goods industry behemoths Coca-Cola — the exclusive nonalcoholic beverage provider to the Olympic Games through 2020 — and Procter & Gamble are debuting programs involving fans and athletes alike.
  • Super 1 Foods Launches ‘Buy 5 & Save 5%’ Program; BGC Goes Into ‘Frenzy’

    Super 1 Foods stores have started a new savings program to help shoppers stretch their dollars, while the chain’s parent company, Brookshire Grocery Co. (BGC), has introduced the “Food Club Frenzy” program this month, which offers participating customers the opportunity to win up to $3,000.
  • It’s Official: Ukrops Acquired by Giant/Carlisle for $140 Million

    Putting to end months of speculation about the fate of one of the nation’s most well-respected regional family-owned grocery companies, Ukrop’s Super Markets, Inc. is being acquired by Ahold USA’s Carlisle, Pa.-based Giant Food Stores subsidiary for about $140 million, which includes the longtime Richmond, Va.-based independent’s inventory, equipment, lease agreements and one new store location.
  • Hispanics Buying More Private Brands: Study

    Hispanic shoppers are buying more private brand products, a trend expected to continue increasing in the future, according to a new study by the Food Marketing Institute (FMI) Private Brands Group.
  • Food Marketing for the Digital Age

    Interested in tapping into social media, but at a loss for how to get started? A new white paper from New York-based digital agency Flightpath provides digital marketing insights for food and beverage marketing professionals.
  • Food Marketing for the Digital Age: White Paper

    A new white paper from New York-based digital agency Flightpath debuted this week to offer digital marketing insights for food and beverage marketing professionals.
  • Tennessee Grocers, C-stores Continue Fight to Sell Wine

    Wine is back on the table for Tennessee state lawmakers, as a panel considers whether supermarkets and convenience stores should be allowed to sell the alcoholic beverage, reopening the ongoing fight over the state’s liquor laws, according to a published report.
  • Soft Drink Tax Debate Rages On

    The proposed tax on sugar-laden soft drinks as a way to fight obesity and fund health care reform is causing a stir with legislators, manufacturers, doctors and scientists, who are all debating the idea’s benefits and consequences.
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