Map: Ban Together
New York City plans to enact a ban on sugar-sweetened beverages in containers larger than 16 ounces. Yet, this is not the first ban on products affecting retailers. read more … Continue Reading →
Category: SN News
Roundy’s Partners With Valassis on In-Store Marketing
MILWAUKEE — Roundy’s announced a partnership with Valassis, Livonia, Mich., to develop and execute in-store marketing and media programs. read more Supermarket News
GMA’s Bailey Responds to Obesity Writer
GMA’s Bailey Responds to Obesity Writer WASHINGTON — Pamela G. Bailey, president and chief executive officer of the Grocery Manufacturers Association responded to an author of an obesity book and … Continue Reading →
Mini Soda Cans CSD Segment Grows
Mini cans give carbonated soft drink lovers a portion-controlled form of refreshment. read more Supermarket News
Gallery: Should Supermarkets Sell E-cigarettes?
E-cigarettes have been around for several years, but it was only recently that the public has taken notice. The self-contained devices deliver vaporized nicotine in various strengths and flavors, and … Continue Reading →
Malware Attack Affects 19 Sprouts Stores
PHOENIX — Sprouts Farmers Markets here said that 19 of its stores in Arizona and California were affected by a point-of-sale malware attack that may have compromised customer credit card … Continue Reading →
Stop & Shop, Unions Continuing to Negotiate
QUINCY, Mass. — Stop & Shop and five United Food and Commercial Workers locals have agreed to an extra week of contract negotiations, the unions said. read more Supermarket News
From Food Safety to Storms, Good Crisis Management Starts Before the Crisis
Advance industry preparation for emergencies such as storms and food safety issues can ease challenges when they actually occur. Viewpoints read more Supermarket News
Start the Webvan, You’ve Got Deliveries to Make
The supermarket industry seems poised to take its foot off the brake and have another go at home delivery. Viewpoints read more Supermarket News
Meat Conference 2013: Quality Isn’t Just Quality
With food, there are three levels of quality, according to the Hartman Group’s Harvey Hartman in his “Unwrapping the Food Culture” presentation at the 2013 Annual Meat Conference. Total Access … Continue Reading →