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  • Ralph's, American Express Team for Customized Movie Card

    LOS ANGELES -- The Kroger Co.'s Ralphs division here has joined forces with American Express Incentive Services (AEIS) for a consumer promotion that debuts the grocer's first-ever customized movie card.
  • Cryovac Wins Five Top Packaging Awards

    DUNCAN, S.C -- The Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) has awarded the Cryovac Food Packaging Division of Sealed Air Corporation, based here, a handful of its 2006 Top Packaging Awards.
  • Wild Oats to Unveil Latest Prototype in Tampa

    BOULDER, Colo. -- Natural and organic foods chain Wild Oats Markets, Inc. here is gearing up to enter the Tampa, Fla. market with its latest prototype, which offers its signature perishables, an extensive organic and natural product selection, and energy-conserving equipment. The 37,000-square-foot store, located in Walters Crossing at 1548 N. Dale Mabry Highway (Dale Mabry at I-275), above a Target store, will open April 5.
  • Pathmark Appoints New S.V.P. of Nonperishable Merchandising

    CARTERET, N.J. -- Pathmark Stores, Inc. said Friday that Mark Barnett has been named s.v.p. of nonperishable merchandising. Barnett comes to the Northeast regional grocer from Chandler, Ariz.-based Bashas', Inc., where he served as s.v.p. of sales and merchandising.
  • Expanded Weis Supermarket to Reopen March 5

    SUNBURY, Pa. -- Weis Markets, Inc., based here, is reopening its Derry Township, Pa. store Sunday, March 5, after the completion of a 10,000-square-foot addition to the existing 45,000-square-foot plant.
  • AG New England Moves Operations to New Distribution Center

    PEMBROKE, N.H. -- Associated Grocers of New England, Inc. said yesterday it is moving its operations to a newly completed, state-of-the-art, 350,000-square-foot wholesale grocery distribution center here.
  • COVER STORY: Health and Wellness: Get fit

    Some supermarket operators are gaining the expertise needed to make their stores more health-minded destinations -- but there's no miracle diet plan.
  • FRESH FOOD: Fresh Developments: Boston's 'Hurricane Alley'

    The ravaged Gulf Coast's seafood industry will be a focus of the nation's top seafood show.
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