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  • This Just In: Specialty Food Biz Now Is Bigger Than Jersey!

    Among the many educational and inspirational events at the just-finished New York Fancy Food Show was an eye-opening look at the state of that industry, based on research carried out by the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade (NASFT), Mintel International, and SPINS.
  • Retailers and Manufacturers Are Bringing Up Baby, Together

    :Baby food is on real roll these days, helped along by collaboration between suppliers and retailers, according to Dianne Jacobs, s.v.p. U.S. infant nutrition at Nestlé/Gerber.
  • Whole Foods Fights ‘Whole Paycheck’ Image with New Deals

    Whole Foods Market, the natural and organic foods retailer widely saddled with the nickname “Whole Paycheck,” is trying to live down its high-priced image with a new national program of discounts, coupons, shopping tips, and budget recipes.
  • BJ's Enjoys Double-digit Sales Growth in June

    Helped in no small measure by its still-burgeoning food sales, particularly in the perimeter, BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc. said yesterday that June 2008 sales soared by 18.8 percent to $1.05 billion, from $887 million in the year-ago period. June 2008 comparable-club sales jumped by 16.5 percent, including a contribution from sales of gas worth 8.2 percent. The company attributed merchandise comparable-club sales growth of 8.3 percent to a higher-than-expected mix of low-margin consumable items such as paper products, HBC, and household chemicals.
  • Price Chopper Unveils More Green Initiatives

    In addition to its partnership with commercial refrigeration systems manufacturer Hill Phoenix on the design and installation of the first next-generation CO2 refrigeration system in North America at a newly remodeled store in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Price Chopper has other environmentally friendly irons in the fire.
  • Loblaw Cos. Rolls Out First Green Flagship Superstore in Ontario

    Loblaw Cos., Ltd.'s new eco-friendly Loblaw Superstore in Scarborough, Ont. is the grocer's second-ever environmental flagship store, and its first in Ontario. The company has described the May 7 location opening as "a continuation of [its] long-term commitment towards environmentally responsible green retailing."
  • Metro Canada's Got the Scoop on Peanut- and Almond-free Frozen Desserts

    The private label line is aimed at children with allergies.
  • Dawn Food Hikes Prices

    The bakery supplier said 'unprecedented rises' in raw materials, energy, and operating costs prompted the price hikes, effective today.
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