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Posted in, Midwest, National

Kroger Completes Big Debt Deal

The Kroger Co. struggled to sell $850 million in a two-part debt deal Tuesday, Dow Jones Newswires reports. Cincinnati, Ohio-based Kroger sold $500 million of 10-year bonds and $350 million of 30-year bonds. The company had aimed to sell between $800 million and $1 billion, hoping for a yield of 5 percent on the 30-year […]

Posted in, National, New Products

Magnum Ice Cream Partners With Fashion Brand To Unveil The Mini

“Mini” will be the must-have this season as Magnum®—a super-premium ice cream—partners with sophisticated, yet playful, fashion brand alice + olivia and its founder Stacey Bendet to introduce new Magnum® Mini ice cream bars, now available at grocery retailers nationwide. Bendet will draw inspiration from the dainty but decadent Magnum Mini to design an original […]

Posted in, National, New Products, Organic Natural

Cedarlane Bringing Burrito Bites Exclusively To Kroger

Dedicated to bringing innovative options to the natural and organic convenience foods industry, Cedarlane® Natural Foods Inc. is introducing its new product line of quick, easy and “snackable” Burrito Bites, available exclusively at Kroger stores in early May. A leading producer of award-winning natural and organic frozen and fresh foods, Cedarlane offers healthy and quick […]

Posted in, National, New Products

Skinny Cow Offers New ‘Slimited’ Editions Shake-Stirs

The Skinny Cow® brand is unveiling a new product that will make afternoon snack time that much better—Skinny Cow Slimited Editions(TM) Shake-Stirs(TM) product. Just add skim milk, wait one minute then stir for a delicious, refreshing low fat frozen shake. Best of all, the shakes are created in an all-inclusive cup—no blender needed. Each single-serve […]

Posted in, Albertsons, Southeast

Albertsons Pulling Out Of Florida; Keeping Pinellas Stores

Albertsons is mostly pulling out of Florida, closing all but four stores and shuttering a distribution center in Plant City, the Tampa Bay Business Journal reports. Three stores in Sarasota and Manatee counties will close. Stores in Clearwater and Largo will remain open. Albertsons, based in Boise, Idaho, has struggled to remain profitable during the […]

Posted in, Marketing News, National, New Products

Consumers Help Alexia Foods, Tyler Florence ‘Reinvent A Classic’

For the second year in a row, Alexia Foods, a line of premium all-natural side dishes, and celebrity chef Tyler Florence invited consumers nationwide to have their culinary opinions heard by voting for the next great French fry flavor in the brand’s “Reinvent a Classic” campaign. The winning fry flavor, Bruschetta Waffle Fries, created by […]

Posted in, National

Kimberly-Clark Senior Exec Jan Spencer Announces Retirement

Kimberly-Clark has announced that Jan Spencer, SVP of continuous improvement, sourcing and sustainability, will retire after a 34-year career with Kimberly-Clark. Spencer’s retirement will become effective July 1. Spencer leaves Kimberly-Clark following a distinguished career that saw him serve in a number of senior leadership positions. Most recently, Spencer spearheaded Kimberly-Clark’s continuous improvement efforts, which […]

Posted in, Southeast

Bud’s Best Cookies Names Al Cason President

Al Cason has been named president of Bud’s Best Cookies, the Birmingham Business Journal reports. Cason has served as the Birmingham, Ala.-based company’s VP in charge of sales and marketing since 1998. He began his career at the company in 1998. His father is Bud Cason, owner and founder of Bud’s Best. The elder Cason […]

Posted in, National

General Mills Releases 2012 Global Responsibility Report

General Mills has released its 2012 Global Responsibility Report, detailing the company’s progress in the areas of health, communities and environment. The 2012 report can be viewed or downloaded at GeneralMills.com. “Our approach to global responsibility is straightforward,” said Ken Powell, chairman and CEO of General Mills. “It’s all about living our values. When a […]

Posted in, Organic Natural, West

Safeway, Go Green Initiative Partner For Earth Day Contest

Pleasanton, Calif.-based Safeway Inc. is partnering with the Go Green Initiative to launch the first Go Green Glogster Earth Day contest. Students will be asked to investigate the sustainability of the food, water or energy system in their community, and express their findings through videos, podcasts, blogs, music and photos compiled in a “Glog” (see […]

Posted in, Marketing News, National, Southwest

FMI’s Upcoming Private Brands Summit
: Think Like A Customer

The Food Marketing Institute (FMI) will feature the 2012 Private Brands Summit, taking place alongside “FMI2012: The Food Retail Show” in Dallas, Texas, in May. The Summit will provide greater communication and collaboration amongst trading partners in order to promote the growth of private brands.

 “This year’s Private Brands Summit goes beyond creating ‘me too’ […]

Posted in, Perishables, Southeast

Rouses Unveils Signature Line Of Sustainable Gulf Coast Fish

The latest fish story out of Louisiana stars three Gulf Coast fish—drum, sheepshead and flounder—and a local family at the forefront of a national movement to promote local, seasonal, sustainable food. Rouses Markets is introducing its own brand of flash-frozen, wild-caught local fish at all 38 of its stores. “Season, fishing restrictions and weather affect […]

Posted in, West

Los Angeles Votes ‘Yes’ To Bag Ban

The Los Angeles City Council moved forward Wednesday with a plan to end the use of paper and plastic bags at supermarket checkout lines over the course of a year, the Los Angeles Times reports. The ordinance will force shoppers to bring more environmental bags with them to shop. The council still needs to draft […]

Posted in, National

Dream Water Expands In U.S. Through Target, Kroger And Safeway

Dream Products has announced new alliances with major retail chains Target, Kroger and Safeway. These partnerships will expand distribution to thousands of new stores where consumers can find Dream Water, the natural, zero-calorie, 2.5-oz. rest and relaxation shot. Dream Water continues its growth as consumers’ positive experiences with the brand and strong word of mouth […]

Posted in, Beverage News, Southeast

Cheerwine Coming To Virginia, Thanks To Deal With Pepsi

A distribution deal with Pepsi will bring Cheerwine to more locations in Virginia, The Charlotte Business Journal reports. Cheerwine will be available in vending machines and at soda foundations in Virginia starting May 7, thanks to the Salisbury, N.C.-based soft drink maker’s distribution deal with Pepsi. The latest expansion in distribution marks another step toward […]

Posted in, Beverage News, National, New Products

Slap Frozen Energy Offers Chilling Addition To Market

Brain-Twist® Inc. has launched nationwide Slap Frozen Energy, an innovative and groundbreaking addition to the Slap Energy® family. As the first-ever frozen energy beverage, Slap Frozen Energy will fill a void in the already thriving energy drink market by providing consumers delicious taste, a refreshing cool-down and an invigorating “slap” of energy. Each pouch of […]