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  • Kellogg CEO Chosen for Commerce Post

    WASHINGTON - Carlos Gutierrez, c.e.o. of the Kellogg Co., was tapped by President Bush to be Secretary of Commerce.
  • Market for Organic Foods and Beverages Growing by Nearly 20 Percent Annually

    NEW YORK - The market for organic foods and beverages is expected to generate sales of $32.3 billion by 2009, according to The U.S. Market for Organic Foods and Beverages, a new report from market research publisher Packaged Facts.
  • San Francisco May Charge Stores Fee for Bags

    SAN FRANCISCO - Officials here are thinking about charging supermarkets 17 cents for each grocery bag -- paper or plastic -- as a way to keep down the use of plastic bags specifically and cut down on overall waste.
  • FMI Study: Shoppers Demand Healthier Foods, More Nutrition Information

    WASHINGTON - American food shoppers are increasingly focusing on their diets as a way to achieve good health, according to a new report released today by the Food Marketing Institute and Prevention magazine.
  • PCC Natural Markets Offers 'Wellness Baskets' to Fire Fighters, Food Banks

    SEATTLE - In the wake of national headlines about flu vaccine shortages, PCC Natural Markets here is joining forces with several natural food and health product manufacturers to donate "Wellness Baskets" containing natural flu prevention and treatment alternatives to fire stations and food banks throughout the greater Seattle area today.
  • Kmart, Sears Merger Could Boost Sears Grand Expansion

    TROY, MI & HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL ¿ Combine "Sears" and "Kmart" and you get "smart." And smart is what experts have already labeled the November 17 announcement that Kmart and Sears would merge in an $11 billion deal. The new company, Sears Holding Co., gives each retailer the best of both worlds in merchandise, talent and locations.
  • Whole Foods Adds New Line of Dog Treats

    DALLAS - Whole Foods Market plans to carry several items from the Dogswell product line of premium dog treats at stores in its Southern Pacific region.
  • Industry Lays Out Ways to Fight Meth

    WASHINGTON - New government limits on the sales of hundreds of cough and cold remedies could cause big problems for the food industry, Marsh Supermarkets s.v.p. of government affairs Joseph Heerens testified today before the House Government Reform Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy and Human Resources.
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