Pharmacies let their labels do the talking
Big Y Pharmacies in Longmeadow, Mass., and Rocky Hill, Conn., are among those adding large print and electronic “talking” labels to medications for the visually impaired. read more Supermarket News
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Shopper Expo Tweets: QR Codes on Their Way Out?
Shopper Marketing Expo attendees are tweeting insights from the show sessions — whether it’s information about retailer apps, QR codes, or advertising by invitation. SN Social read more Supermarket News
Meijer Contest Winners Share Their Toys
Reality TV-style contest gives local toymakers the chance to get online distribution on Meijer.com. read more Supermarket News
Meijer Contest Winners Share Their Toys
Reality TV-style contest gives local toymakers the chance to get online distribution on Meijer.com. read more Supermarket News
Several measures ranging from a restriction on marketing energy drinks to minors to an outright ban on their sale are being debated at local and state levels. Do you agree that:
Suffolk County, N.Y., Legislator William Spencer has the right idea, and energy drinks shouldn’t be marketed to kids. Illinois State Rep. Laura Fine’s proposal to prohibit the sale of energy … Continue Reading →
IFIC: Parents Focus on Kids Health, Neglect Their Own
WASHINGTON — Though mindful of the health and nutrition needs of their children, parents of kids under 18 are less conscientious when it comes to their own wellness, according to … Continue Reading →
Older overweight children may consume fewer calories than their healthy weight peers
A study published in Pediatrics shows that younger children who are overweight or obese consume more calories per day than their healthy weight peers. IFT Daily News
Chains Evolve to ‘Own Local’ in Their Markets
Three small West Coast chains have become local brands. Viewpoints read more Supermarket News
Women Should Leverage Their Diversity: Speakers
RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. — Women in the workplace should leverage their diversity rather than try to fit in by acting more like men, according to speakers at this week’s … Continue Reading →