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  • Marks & Spencer Abandons Plans to Sell Kings Super Markets

    LONDON - Retailer Marks & Spencer PLC today announced it is abandoning plans to sell its U.S. chain, Kings Super Markets, because of the current economic climate.
  • Roundy's Selects NCR FastLane

    ATLANTA -- Atlanta-based NCR Corp. announced that grocery wholesaler Roundy's, Inc. plans to install NCR's FastLane self-checkout solution in two of its supermarket chains.
  • Coca-Cola Offers to Pay Up to $21.1M to Burger King Over Allegations of Rigged Marketing Test

    MIAMI -- Coca-Cola Co. is offering Burger King restaurant operators more than $21 million in response to allegations that Coke employees rigged a beverage marketing test at the fast-food outlets, The Associated Press reports.
  • FMI Opposes New Facsimile Transmission Rules

    WASHINGTON - New facsimile transmission rules being considered by the Federal Communications Commission could severely impact the way grocery wholesalers do business, said Food Marketing Institute president and CEO Tim Hammonds in a letter sent to FCC chairman Michael K. Powell on Monday.
  • Supervalu to Purchase Some Fleming Assets from C&S Wholesale Grocers

    MINNEAPOLIS - Supervalu on Sunday announced that it has signed a letter of intent with C&S Wholesale Grocers Inc., for certain assets that C&S may purchase from Fleming Companies.
  • Major 'Friday Night Is Pizza Night' Promotion Set

    MADISON, Wis. -- Kitchens across America will be filled with the delectable scent of homemade pizza on Friday nights this fall as a result of a major joint promotion between Wisconsin cheese, Fleischmann's Yeast, Jimmy Dean sausage, and Pillsbury flour.
  • Ahold Reports Drop in Second-Quarter Sales

    ZAANDAM, The Netherlands -- Royal Ahold here said today that its consolidated sales for the second quarter ended July 12 were Euro 13.0 billion, a decline of 12.4 percent, compared with the Euro 14.8 billion reported for the same period in 2002.
  • Pepsi Vanilla Launching Tomorrow

    PURCHASE, N.Y. -- The soft drink aisles of supermarkets across America will be buzzing with activity tomorrow when Pepsi-Cola North America here launches Pepsi Vanilla, billed as "the great taste of Pepsi with a splash of Vanilla," and the company's answer to Vanilla Coke.
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