Giant adds first smoothie bar
Giant of Landover opened its first in-store smoothie bar at a location in McLean, Va. read more Supermarket News
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Phil Lempert’s New Products Hits & Misses (video)
Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert samples five new products this week: gluten-free stuffing corn bread; dry vanilla bean soda; sweet-and-spicy pickles; coconut cooking oil; fruit spread, grapefruit vanilla bean flavor. read … Continue Reading →
Legislative outlook: Retailers eye ACA bills, regulations
Despite a flurry of legislative and regulatory activity in January around industry issues such as the Farm Bill and the Affordable Care Act, the forecast this year calls for a … Continue Reading →
Gallery: Retailers make standout sandwiches
Prepared food departments look for ways to keep their sandwich programs competitive with premium ingredients, unique offerings and made-to-order items. read more Supermarket News
Jewel-Osco celebrates Black History Month
Chicago-based Jewel-Osco marks its 15th annual Taste of Black History celebration with a series of events recognizing the contributions and achievements of the African American community. read more Supermarket News
FDA to launch anti-tobacco campaign
The FDA announced a national public education campaign Tuesday, to prevent youth tobacco use and reduce the number of kids who become regular smokers. read more Supermarket News
Walmart plans Canadian expansion
Walmart Canada said Tuesday that it plans to invest “nearly $ 500 million” in expansion in Canada in the coming year, which will include $ 376 million for new and … Continue Reading →
The NGA Show Total Access Video
SN will present video interviews with industry leaders during The NGA Show in Las Vegas, beginning Monday, Feb. 9. Total Access read more Supermarket News
Senate votes ‘yes’ on Farm Bill
The Senate passed a five-year Farm Bill by a vote of 68-32 today following the House’s passage of the bill last week. President Obama is expected to sign the bill. … Continue Reading →
Frosty outlook marks domestic citrus
Growers in Florida and California are anticipating a drop in citrus production this season. read more Supermarket News