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  • NONFOODS: Photo: Still developing

    With the $33 billion photo market changing from film to digital, grocers are eager to find where they can fit into the new picture.
  • FRESH FOOD: Produce: Highly perishable

    Its reputation hanging in the balance, the produce trade is seeking government help to finally nip foodborne illness in the bud.
  • Pork Board, La Choy Set Chinese New Year Promotion

    DES MOINES, Iowa - On Feb. 18, 2007, a 15-day festival commences marking the beginning of the Chinese year 4705, and with it comes the celebration of the Year of the Pig. In honor of this year's Chinese animal zodiac, the National Pork Board (NPB) here is collaborating with La Choy in a national campaign to promote fresh pork and La Choy sauces and products.
  • Pork Board, La Choy Set Chinese New Year Promotion

    DES MOINES, Iowa - On Feb. 18, 2007, a 15-day festival commences marking the beginning of the Chinese year 4705, and with it comes the celebration of the Year of the Pig. In honor of this year's Chinese animal zodiac, the National Pork Board (NPB) here is collaborating with La Choy in a national campaign to promote fresh pork and La Choy sauces and products.
  • Low-Glycemic Market Poised to Top $1 Billion: Report

    NEW YORK - Low-glycemic foods and beverages have carved out their own niche in the mainstream U.S. market, with year-end sales expected to reach $350 million, says market research firm Packaged Facts here in its report "Low Glycemic Index Food and Beverages in the U.S."
  • Low-Glycemic Market Poised to Top $1 Billion: Report

    NEW YORK - Low-glycemic foods and beverages have carved out their own niche in the mainstream U.S. market, with year-end sales expected to reach $350 million, says market research firm Packaged Facts here in its report "Low Glycemic Index Food and Beverages in the U.S."
  • Low-Glycemic Market Poised to Top $1 Billion: Report

    NEW YORK - Low-glycemic foods and beverages have carved out their own niche in the mainstream U.S. market, with year-end sales expected to reach $350 million, says market research firm Packaged Facts here in its report "Low Glycemic Index Food and Beverages in the U.S."
  • Snapple Distributors Get a 'Jolt'

    ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Jolt Beverages here has amped up its formula to provide an even bigger boost of energy, and its owner, Wet Planet Beverages, has inked an agreement with Snapple Distributors, Inc.
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