Shopper Marketing
Writer Info Your Email: yury.rush@penton.com Your Name: Debbie Your Location: Seattle, WA What trends are emerging in shopper marketing and how can they be used to leverage sales? Status: Pending … Continue Reading →
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Food stamps may not influence kids’ drink choices
A study published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics shows that the U.S. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) may not influence kids’ consumption of sugary beverages. … Continue Reading →
Shopper Marketing
Writer Info Your Email: yury.rush@penton.com Your Name: Jeff Your Location: Dallas, TX Ask the Expert: Shopper Marketing What indicators should I consider before instituting a shopper marketing initiative? Status: Pending … Continue Reading →
Mississippi tops U.S. states as most obese
According to data released by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in 2011, 12 states have an adult obesity rate above 30%. IFT Daily News
Dairy Forum 2013
IDFA's annual Dairy Forum has become the premier meeting place for leaders across the U.S. dairy industry to come together to discuss the top issues of the coming year. From … Continue Reading →
Director of Retail Shopper Marketing
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Tops Offers Local Sweet Corn
WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. — Tops Friendly Markets will be offering local, sweet corn at all its locations for two weeks in August, the retailer announced on Monday. read more Supermarket News
Hy-Vee Sees Potential for More In-Store Restaurants
URBANDALE, Iowa — The new, 96,500-square-foot store that Hy-Vee is opening here on Tuesday features a number of “firsts” for the chain, and could also serve as a loose model … Continue Reading →
Sprouts Supports Shooting-Victims Fund
PHOENIX — Sprouts Farmers Market and Sunflower Farmers Market have donated $ 100,000 to the Aurora Victim Relief Fund to benefit the immediate and long-term needs of victims of the … Continue Reading →
USDA to Make $170 Million Meat Purchase
WASHINGTON — To help soften the burden of the drought on livestock producers, U.S. Department of Agriculture will be buying $ 170 million in meat products, Agricultural Secretary Tom Vilsack … Continue Reading →