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Retail Industry News Weekly

Week Ending October 30, 2009

Inside This Issue:
  • Southwestern Connecticut Sees New Grocery Competition
  • Sansolo Speaks: “The Undiscovered Market”
  • Costco Set To Accept Food Stamps Nationwide
  • Kroger Offers Superior Traceability With New Salad Line
  • New Seasons Takes Unorthodox Approach To Healthy Food Marketing
  • Meijer Simplifies Pricing, Discounting Program
  • Food Lion Introduces “Cascading Refrigeration System”
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  • Reporting In From FMI: Once Again Into Uncharted Territory
  • Reporting In From FMI, Day Two: Consumer Trends, The Internet, & More
  • Reporting In From FMI, Day Three: Looking Forward
  • The Baby Boom Retirement Wave Approaches The Beach
  • In-Store Health Clinic Growth May Be Tapering Off
  • Wal-Mart Expands Rx Discount Program
  • Winn-Dixie Proceeds With Broad Remodeling Program


    • Retail Industry News
  • Safeway Announces Own Economic Stimulus Program
  • FoodWireTV On The Lookout For New Products At FMI
  • Stocking Market Grows For US Food Shoppers
  • FMI CEO Tim Hammonds To Retire
  • Loyalty Programs Back In Vogue As Economy Falters
  • Safeway Expands Distribution Of Healthy Food Brands
  • Sansolo Speaks: Give Me A Break
  • Giant Edits Grocery Selection In Search Of Efficiency
  • Shoppers Go On "Recession Diet"


    • Retail Industry News
  • Shaw's Seeks To Inspire Shoppers
  • Supervalu Offers Own Economic Stimulus Package
  • The Food Crisis: Rationing Begins, Concerns Grow, Challenges Mount
  • FoodWireTV Debuts In May; Video Series Will Help Consumers Shop, Cook, Eat Smarter
  • Report: Retail Technology Implementation On The Rise
  • Sansolo Speaks: The Demographic Storm
  • Stop & Shop Offers Two Reusable Bag Promotions
  • Wal-Mart Teaches Suppliers How To Sell Product To Wal-Mart


    • Retail Industry News
  • Some Companies Look To Reduce Financial Reporting, Forecasts
  • Economic Pressures Could Hit Organic Food Growth
  • MNB’s Tales Of Tesco
  • The Bloom Is On The Joke
  • Kroger Announces Sustainability Initiatives
  • Tesco To Test Carbon Footprint Labeling
  • Loblaw Looks To Assert Food Authority
  • Tesco Looks On The Bright Side Of Life
  • Sansolo Speaks: Lessons From The Deep End
  • With More Time Than Money, Consumers Change Approach To Food Shopping


    • Retail Industry News
  • A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood
  • Study: Credit Card Fees Hit C-Store Profits
  • California Bill Would Force Retailers To Charge For Plastic Bags
  • Carrefour CEO Speaks Of Worldwide Market Volatility
  • Supervalu Harvests New Organic, Natural Private Label
  • Sansolo Speaks: Food, Fabulous Food


    • Retail Industry News
  • Store Development Takes Turn Toward Sustainability
  • Wal-Mart Embraces Green Month With New Sustainability Campaign
  • MNB’s Tales Of Tesco
  • E-conomy Beat
  • More “Evidence” That Coupons Could See A Resurgence
  • Sansolo Speaks: Where There’s Smoke…
  • Is Tesco Shifting Gears…Or Grinding Them?
  • Safeway Invests $200 Million in Dominick’s, Fights Sale Rumors


    • Retail Industry News
  • CEOs Address The Current Economic Environment
  • Dollar Stores Build Business On Recessionary Attitudes
  • MNB’s Tales Of Tesco
  • Survey Suggests Rampant Consumer Pessimism
  • E-conomy Beat: MyWebGrocer.com Persists, Grows
  • Sansolo Speaks: The Mirror
  • Economic Pressures Ramp Up Coupon Usage
  • Hy-Vee Envisions New Small Store Format


    • Retail Industry News
  • Internet Relevance In A Recessionary Economy
  • Peapod Introduces Virtual Nutritionist
  • Walgreen Taking More Holistic Approach To Health Care
  • Starbucks Lays Out Future Plans
  • Sansolo Speaks: March Sanity and Madness
  • Changing The World With Food Nutrition Labels
  • Target, Hormel, Cargill Team To Create New Meat Labeling Program


    • Retail Industry News
  • Many Economists Say US Now Is In Recession
  • Tesco Adds To Fresh & Easy Bench Strength
  • Trend Lines Favoring Eating-At-Home
  • CEO Burd Says Safeway Will Focus On “Better Everyday Value”
  • Dollar’s New General On Succeeding In The New Economy
  • Sansolo Speaks: Wii The People


    • Retail Industry News
  • 7-Eleven Expands Private Label Presence
  • More Unlikely Competition For Supermarkets
  • How Sampling Builds Sales
  • Changes Likely In Store For Carrefour
  • Report: Amazon To Get Into Wine Business
  • Is Innovation An Overrated Business Function?
  • Safeway Considers Spinning Off Gift Card Unit
  • Price & Value Increasing As Consumer Priority
  • Sansolo Speaks: The Language of Audacity


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