Retailers Improve Odds for ‘Hunger’ Sales
AUSTIN, Texas — An H-E-B Plus store here had a free showing of the Hunger Games this past Friday night in advance of the midnight release of the DVD. read … Continue Reading →
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Mandatory Meat Labeling Benefits Retailers
Months after implementation, retailers see the USDA mandatory nutrition labeling as a definite plus read more Supermarket News
Retailers From Wal-Mart to Wegmans Mastering Lessons of Back to School
It’s anything but old school. Retailers have updated their approaches to the back-to-school season with innovative offerings for everyone from parents of grade school kids to college freshmen. Viewpoints read … Continue Reading →
Retailers Make Meals Kid Friendly
Restaurant focus on children’s meal nutrition highlights an opportunity for healthful, kid-oriented prepared meals at supermarkets. read more Supermarket News
Retailers Support New Menu-Labeling Bill
WASHINGTON — Food Marketing Institute and National Grocers Association said Wednesday they are endorsing new legislation that would exempt supermarkets from the menu-labeling requirements that were included in the new … Continue Reading →
Retailers Split on Interchange Lawsuit
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Saying that the proposed $ 7.25 billion settlement of a civil class-action antitrust lawsuit against credit-card issuers does not go far enough in addressing retailer concerns, the … Continue Reading →
Retailers Move Away From Gestation Stalls
Humane treatment of animals has become a shopper expectation and part of the cost of doing business. Viewpoints read more Supermarket News
Three Retailers Adopt Digital Coupon Platform
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Three food retailers are using a new self-service platform that enables retailers of any size to offer full digital coupon galleries on their websites at no … Continue Reading →
Retailers Oppose Obama Tax Plan
ARLINGTON, Va. — Both the Food Marketing Institute and National Grocers Association here said last week they were opposed to President Obama’s plan to allow the so-called Bush tax cuts … Continue Reading →