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  • AG New England's Retail Subsidiary Unveils Upscale Banner

    MANCHESTER, N.H. -- AG Supermarkets, Inc., the retail subsidiary of Associated Grocers of New England here, said Friday it has opened a new upscale Harvest Market format in Hollis, N.H.
  • Acculturated Hispanics Eat More Like Other Americans: Study

    PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. -- Note to grocers courting Hispanics: Try to gauge how long your target market's been absorbing American culture. As they acculturate, Hispanics living in the United States develop progressively more Americanized eating habits, a study by the NPD Group here found.
  • IGA to Launch 80th Anniversary Marketing Program

    CHICAGO -- Ready to celebrate its 80 years of business in style, IGA here said yesterday it has created an anniversary-themed marketing program, which officially begins in February of 2006.
  • C&S Gives More Than 5,000 Holiday Turkeys

    KEENE, N.H. -- C&S Wholesale Grocers and its associates have joined with almost two dozen statewide and regional food banks to donate turkeys, providing thousands of needy families with holiday meal.
  • Safeway to Invest $1.6 Billion in Growth Next Year

    PLEASANTON, Calif. -- Safeway Inc. plans make approximately $1.6 billion in cash capital expenditures in 2006, to complete 20-25 new stores and remodel approximately 280 stores, the company said during its investor conference yesterday.
  • FreshDirect Rolls Out Healthier Winter Meals

    NEW YORK -- FreshDirect, the online fresh food manufacturing and delivery service, yesterday launched FreshDining and Stir-Fry Kits, created to provide customers with more healthful quick meal solutions.
  • MOM's Thinking Outside the Bag

    ROCKVILLE, Md.-- MOM's -- short for My Organic Market -- a Washington, D.C.-area retail grocer of fresh organic and pre-packaged foods, said yesterday that it had launched its "Think Outside the Bag" initiative to reduce the grocery bags it uses by half.
  • GMA E.V.P. Mark Baum Moving to Global Management Consulting Firm

    WASHINGTON -- The Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) here said yesterday that e.v.p. Mark Baum will resign from the trade association to join consulting firm DiamondCluster International as partner in January 2006.
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