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  • P&G Licenses Consumer Behavior Model and New-product testing Program to VNU's BASES

    CINCINNATI - The Procter & Gamble Co. has granted an exclusive license of its proprietary "Gen-3" consumer behavior model and "Virtual Launch" new-product testing method to BASES, a unit of VNU Marketing Information and a global provider of simulated test results.
  • Organic Industry Leaders Form Natural Products Equity Fund

    DENVER - Greenmont Capital Partners, a new private equity fund established by well-known natural and organic food industry leaders, together with prominent Colorado-based investors, yesterday said it has raised more than $15 million to begin operations. Greenmont will focus on emerging companies in the fast-growing natural and organic food, as well as related products, industries.
  • Trade Groups Commend Outgoing UDSA Secretary

    WASHINGTON - Ann Veneman, the United States' first female Agriculture Secretary, resigned after four years on a job during which she earned high marks for the handling of the first reported case of mad cow disease on American soil last winter.
  • Food Lion Joins ONE Retail Network

    SALISBURY, N.C. - Food Lion yesterday joined the ONE Retail Network -- an Internet-based supply network with many-to-many connectivity developed by Dallas-based One Network Enterprises, Inc. (ONE).
  • Kraft to Sell Candy Brand to Wrigley

    CHICAGO - The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., the world's largest chewing gum maker, is poised to acquire Kraft Foods, Inc.'s sugar confectionery business -- which includes the large manufacturer's popular Life Savers, Creme Savers, and Altoids brands and comprises roughly 1.5 percent of Kraft's global revenues -- for $1.48 billion.
  • TECH INNOVATOR: All the right answers

    ACNielsen's Category Business Planner brings the power of market data right down to the store.
  • FRESH FOOD: Moving the needle

    With access to accurate data improving in some quarters, the fresh industry is making real progress in applying category management.
  • INDEPENDENTS REPORT: Putting the 'manager' in category management

    For smaller retailers especially, the discipline can still be somewhat of a mystery.
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