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  • Kellogg, Xbox Team for Promotion

    BATTLE CREEK, Mich. -Kellogg Co. here is joining up with Microsoft's Xbox 360 for the holidays to bring the ultimate gaming experience "inside the box" of some of its most popular foods, by offering game enthusiasts the opportunity to score Xbox minigames, game rentals, and merchandise.
  • PMA Pushes for More Produce in Proposed WIC Food Packages

    NEWARK, DEL. - The Produce Marketing Association (PMA) here recently submitted recommendations to the U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that it said would further strengthen the agency's proposed rule for "Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC): Revisions in the WIC Food Packages."
  • GROCERY: Beverage Alcohol: The grape race

    As table wine continues to surge among alcoholic beverages, other channels are pouring their fill.
  • GROCERY: Beverage Alcohol: The grape race

    As table wine continues to surge among alcoholic beverages, other channels are pouring their fill.
  • GROCERY: Beverage Alcohol: The grape race

    As table wine continues to surge among alcoholic beverages, other channels are pouring their fill.
  • PBH More Matters Licensing Now Available

    WILMINGTON, Del. -- In anticipation of its "Fruits & Veggies -- More Matters" consumer launch in March 2007, the Produce for Better Health Foundation (PBH) here is encouraging the participation of all produce industry members by becoming licensed and incorporating brand logo and messages concurrently on packaging and in their own marketing activities.
  • Boston City Council Votes Against Wine in Supermarkets

    BOSTON -- The Boston City Council has unanimously voted to oppose a measure that would permit food retailers to obtain special "wine at food store" licenses, according to a published report. The purely symbolic gesture was designed to let constituents know where the councilors stand on the issue of allowing wine at food stores.
  • Boston City Council Votes Against Wine in Supermarkets

    BOSTON -- The Boston City Council has unanimously voted to oppose a measure that would permit food retailers to obtain special "wine at food store" licenses, according to a published report. The purely symbolic gesture was designed to let constituents know where the councilors stand on the issue of allowing wine at food stores.
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