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Posted in, Southeast

Aldi Opening New Store in Greensboro, N.C.

Greensboro, N.C., is getting yet another grocery store. The Business Journal reports that Aldi, a Batavia, Ill.-based subsidiary of Germany’s Aldi Group, plans to open a new store at 1507 New Garden Rd. sometime in 2013. Aldi bills itself as a super-discount chain with a no-frills approach and a limited selection of 1,400 items. The […]

Posted in, National, New Products

Stouffer’s Hopes To ‘Put the Two Back in Tuesdays’

Nestle Prepared Foods Co. says it is committed to helping couples reconnect over dinner with the launch of Stouffer’s Sautes for Two “Put the Two Back in Tuesdays” program, a nationwide campaign to make an ordinary evening extraordinary for couples. For the next six weeks, Stouffer’s is challenging couples to make their Tuesdays extraordinary with […]

Posted in, Equipment & Technology, Marketing News, Midwest

Valentine’s ‘Spice’ Advice from Johnsonville Italian Sausage

Wisconsin-based Johnsonville Sausage says it’s going to help men impress the ladies in their lives this year with some Valentine’s Day “Advice with Spice.” Through Feb. 19, all are invited to visit Johnsonville Kitchens on Facebook for some advice to “spice” things up this Valentine’s Day. And, since Johnsonville knows everyone has a few buddies […]

Posted in, Southwest

Austin Bag Ban Could Cost Texas 8,800 Jobs, Group Says

An alliance of plastic bag manufacturers estimate that a bag ban in Austin, Texas, could cost the state 8,800 jobs, reports the Austin Business Journal. The Journal reports that the American Progressive Bag Alliance is against the city’s proposed ordinance to tax and ban single-use plastic bags that Mayor Lee Leffingwell has been pushing for. […]

Posted in, West

PMA to Debut Produce Pavilion at N.G.A Show in Las Vegas

The 2012 National Grocers Association (N.G.A.) Show will feature a new collaboration with the Produce Marketing Association (PMA) that will bring together more than 20 produce companies into 2,500 s.f. of exhibit space on the expo floor called “The PMA Produce Pavilion.” The PMA Produce Pavilion will provide independent grocers and attendees of The N.G.A. […]

Posted in, West

Ocean Mist Farms Receives Economic Vitality Award

Castroville, Calif.-based Ocean Mist Farms has been honored by the Monterey County Business Council for its contribution to agriculture in Monterey County. Ocean Mist Farms was one of six organizations selected to receive the Economic Vitality Award at the council’s annual awards ceremony last week in Monterey. The Monterey County Business Council is an alliance […]

Posted in, Center Store, New Products, Southwest

Hostess Rolls Out New Chocolate Creme Twinkies

Irving, Texas-based Hostess is giving consumers another way to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year with the launch of new Chocolate Creme Twinkies. Following a special limited-edition offering of the treat last spring, the golden cakes’ signature creme filling is getting a chocolate-y makeover just in time for the sweetest holiday of the year—and the flavor […]

Posted in, Perishables, Southeast, Suppliers

Annual National Retail Beef Backer Awards Announced

Broulim’s Fresh Foods, Haggen Food & Pharmacy/TOP Foods, Harris Teeter Inc., and Safeway were given the National Retail Beef Backer awards during the 2012 Cattle Industry Annual Convention & NCBA Trade Show in Nashville, Tenn., last week. Funded by the Beef Checkoff Program, this effort recognizes grocery establishments that are doing an outstanding job of […]

Posted in, Midwest, New Products, Perishables, Southwest, West

Better Whey of Life Launches New Whey-Infused Greek Yogurt

Evanston, Ill.-based Tula Foods Inc.®, a healthy foods manufacturer, has launched Better Whey of Life® (BWoL), the first all-natural brand of Greek yogurt made with whey protein from grass-fed cows. Hitting regional shelves in Chicago, Denver and San Francisco are six “twist-on-the-familiar” varieties: blackberry pomegranate, strawberry goji berry, raspberry white grape, acai mixed berry, vanilla […]

Posted in, National, Perishables, Suppliers

Michael Foods Recalls Hard-Cooked Eggs Packed in Brine

Michael Foods Inc. is voluntarily recalling specific lot dates of hard-cooked eggs in brine sold in 10- and 25-lb. pails for institutional use that were produced at its Wakefield, Neb., facility because the product has the potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. The recalled eggs were purchased by food distributors and manufacturers located in […]

Posted in, Equipment & Technology, Northeast, Southeast

Piggly Wiggly Carolina Expands Online Grocery Service

After successfully offering online shopping in 10 stores for the past four years, Piggly Wiggly Carolina has expanded its Click’n Shop program to 26 additional locations, nearly tripling Piggly Wiggly’s eCommerce presence in South Carolina. With MyWebGrocer’s Click’n Shop online shopping solution, Piggly Wiggly Carolina shoppers can purchase groceries online and choose to pick up […]

Posted in, National

FMI Presents More Awards at Midwinter Executive Conference

The Food Marketing Institute (FMI) presented awards for excellence in public affairs and industry relations at its Midwinter Executive Conference in Orlando on Jan. 31. Art Potash Art Potash, CEO of Potash Markets, received FMI’s Glen P. Woodard Jr. Award for his outstanding contributions on behalf of the food industry in government and public affairs. […]