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Artichoke Named Official State Vegetable Of California

The artichoke has been named the official state vegetable of California. Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom made the announcement earlier today. California produces 99 percent of the annual U.S. crop of fresh market artichokes. The drive to name the official state food was organized by a radio station in San Francisco and was based on votes […]

Posted in, National, Store News

Aldi Introduces Exclusive Premium Product Line

Aldi is launching a premium brand called ”Specially Selected.” Identified by its packaging, the brand features a range of specialty products available periodically throughout the year—from German coffees and gourmet pastas to premium meats and cheeses. Aldi first launched the Specially Selected line in Europe. In the U.S., Aldi is introducing many of the Specially […]

Posted in, C-Store News, National

Yoolotto Debuts Application In Texas In Partnership With 7-Eleven

Version one of YooLotto’s free lottery-management application is now available for download for both iOS and Android devices. YooLotto is the first and only application that stores and tracks individual lottery ticket information, notifying players of their personal lottery results within minutes of the drawings. Created by co-founders Eric Yoo and Elmer Cha, YooLotto makes […]

Posted in, Equipment & Technology, National

Goldfish Brand Introduces New ‘Goldfish My Way’ E-Commerce Site

Providing a custom way to snack in an increasingly digital world, the Pepperidge Farm Goldfish brand is launching www.GoldfishMyWay.com. This e-commerce site allows consumers of the snack crackers to create a customized snacking experience. To coincide with the Goldfish brand’s 50 birthday, the new Goldfish My Way e-commerce site allows users to celebrate their own […]

Posted in, Beverage News, National, Southwest

Budweiser Clydesdale Farm Opens Today For 2013 Season

Today marks “opening day” of the Budweiser Clydesdales’ Warm Springs Ranch in mid-Missouri. The farm, where more than 35 baby Clydesdales are expected to be born this year, is open for public tours. Jeff Knapper, GM for Clydesdale operations for Anheuser-Busch, said that, through March 27, 17 baby Clydesdales had been born at Anheuser-Busch’s state-of-the-art […]

Posted in, National

Forecast: Top 10 Industry Trends

Trends compiled from an annual consumer panel conducted by Supermarket Guru Phil Lempert have been released. The top 10 industry trends were presented by National Grocers Association (NGA) President and CEO Peter Larkin, filling in for Lempert, during the 48th Annual Food Marketing Conference earlier this week in Kalamazoo, Mich. “I think (if Phil were […]

Posted in, National

Western Mich. University A Strong Choice For Food Marketing Students

Peter Larkin, president and CEO of the National Grocers Association (NGA), spoke with Geoff Welch, The Shelby Report’s VP-Midwest, on March 25 during the 48th Annual Food Marketing Conference sponsored by Western Michigan University. Speaking at the Radisson Plaza Hotel in Kalamazoo, Mich., where the conference took place, Larkin told Welch that it was his […]

Posted in, National, New Products

Yoplait Launches New Spring Yogurt Flavors

Yoplait is rolling out two spring flavors: Yoplait Light pina colada and Yoplait Original cosmopolitan-flavored yogurt. Both are available for a limited time. “Consumers are continually looking for new and different ways to enjoy the refreshing goodness of yogurt,” says Cameron Archibald, associate marketing manager for Yoplait. “The popularity of fruity and tropical flavored drinks […]

Posted in, National

Weight Management Market Expected To Top $40B By 2016

U.S. retail sales of weight management products and services—including foods and beverages, meal replacements and diet aids, and commercial weight management programs—will reach $38.0 billion in 2013 and $40.9 billion in 2016, according to “Weight Management Trends in the U.S.,” a just-released report from Packaged Facts. Foods and beverages represent the largest share of sales, […]

Posted in, Feature, National

Dippin’ Dots Invests $3.1M In The Ice Cream Of The Future

by Heather Blount/staff writer Dippin’ Dots LLC, the maker of novelty ice cream and frozen treats, announced plans for a $3.1 million modernization and renovation at its Paducah, Ky., manufacturing facility in mid-January. Company executives told The Shelby Report that this investment opens many new doors for Dippin’ Dots, including new products and new distribution. […]