Wegmans Informs Shoppers With #WegSandy
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — After fielding countless calls and tweets in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Wegmans here has created the Twitter hashtag #WegSandy to keep shoppers up-to-date. read more Supermarket News
Author: R. Daneel Olivaw
Consuming oily fish could cut stroke risk
A study published in the British Medical Journal shows that eating two portions of oily fish a week could help ward off a stroke. IFT Daily News
Mariano’s Opens Greektown Site
CHICAGO – The newest of Roundy’s Mariano’s Fresh Market fleet opened Tuesday in the West Loop near downtown Chicago. read more Supermarket News
Publix’ Q3 Sales, Earnings Grow
LAKELAND, Fla. — Publix Super Markets on Thursday said that sales and earnings grew in the third quarter despite a weak economy. read more Supermarket News
Supervalu ‘Fared Well’ During Storm
SEA ISLE, N.J. — One Acme store here sustained water damage in Hurricane Sandy and two others — in Brigantine and Beach Haven — were inaccessible as of Wednesday, a … Continue Reading →
Supervalu ‘Fared Well’ During Storm
SEA ISLE, N.J. — One Acme store here sustained water damage in Hurricane Sandy and two others — in Brigantine and Beach Haven — were inaccessible as of Wednesday, a … Continue Reading →
Post Pink: Ground Beef Sales Unaffected by Controversy
Months after the “pink slime” social media firestorm, it’s business as usual in the ground beef category. read more Supermarket News
Smartphone Use Prevalent in Grocery
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Sixty-one percent of smartphone-wielding Millennials and 58% of shoppers ages 36 to 65 use their phone to shop the grocery store, finds the Sprint Mobile Moment … Continue Reading →
Sour, BFY Top 2013 Food Trend List
BOULDER, Colo. — Consumers will be interested in making and purchasing sour, tart, acidic and bitter foods, such as fermented cherry juice and sour beer, according to the brand strategy … Continue Reading →
Loblaw Brand Deletes Sandy Tweet
TORONTO – Loblaw’s President’s Choice brand has apologized for making what it termed as an “insensitive” Twitter message referring to Hurricane Sandy. read more Supermarket News