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  • Cooking Lessons for Kids Offered at Ring. Bros.

    Ring Bros Marketplace is introducing its first-ever Kids’ Cooking Classes, which will take place Tuesday, Feb. 16 and Thursday, Feb. 18 from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • Beef Industry Fires Up Sizzling Promos

    An exciting lineup of beef promotions for 2010 will build upon the success of last year’s beef sales at retail, according to members of the marketing team of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA), which contracts to manage retail programs for the beef checkoff.
  • Kings Super Markets Opts for Guiding Stars

    Upscale grocer Kings Super Markets, Inc. is rolling out the good-better-best nutrition rating system “Guiding Stars” in all 24 of its grocery stores, which are located in New Jersey and Long Island, N.Y.
  • All Hormel-branded Products Marketed in Single Campaign

    For the first time in its 119-year history, Hormel Foods will market its extensive portfolio of Hormel-branded products in a single campaign.
  • Former Ukrop’s Stores to Operate Under Martin’s Banner

    Ahold’s Giant-Carlisle division said yesterday it has completed its acquisition of 25 Ukrop’s Super Markets in the greater Richmond and Williamsburg, Va., area, adding that the locations will begin operating under the Martin’s banner this spring.
  • PROMOTIONS: CPG Giants Roll Out Olympics-themed Programs

    As the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games hurtle down the chute this month, consumer packaged goods industry behemoths Coca-Cola — the exclusive nonalcoholic beverage provider to the Olympic Games through 2020 — and Procter & Gamble are debuting programs involving fans and athletes alike.
  • EDITOR’S NOTE: Welcome to the Future

    What will tomorrow’s dairy section look like? Thanks to the combined efforts of Dairy Management, Inc., the Dannon Co. and Kraft Foods, grocers have the chance to find out.
  • DAIRY: A Reinvented Dairy Department Builds Loyalty, Sales, Profit

    Research shows that shoppers lack emotional engagement in many retail dairy aisles. They frequently have difficulty finding items and hurry through the aisle to replenish planned purchases. In other words, the dairy department can quickly become uninviting to shoppers.
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