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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The National Association of Chain Drug Stores on Monday posted its "wrap" video, capturing the highlights of this year's 2016 Total Store Expo in Boston.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. -- Leading pet food brand Beneful is unveiling new recipes across its dry dog food line, offering real meat as the first ingredient in the chicken and beef varieties and eliminating added sugar across the board.

Purina says the changes offer more of what pet owners are looking for in their dog's food without compromising nutrition or sacrificing the delicious taste or variety of textures that keeps millions of Beneful dogs running back to the bowl day after day.

CINCINNATI -- After a 30 year hiatus, Tracey “Africa” Norman is making a return to modeling in the new “Color As Real As You Are” campaign for Clairol Nice’n Easy.

The campaign celebrates Nice’n Easy users like Norman who embrace real color and their real selves. Norman discovered the transformational power of hair color early on in her modeling career.

LAKELAND, Fla.-- Publix Super Markets is expanding its online outreach by launching the company’s first blog for engaging with customers.

The blog, called Publix Checkout, was created with the customer in mind, the company says. Blog posts will range in topic from recipes, community initiatives and sustainability ideas to holiday entertaining, health and wellness and more. Visitors to the blog can comment on posts or share them on social media sites.

HARWOOD, Md. -- As lifestyle products for men continue to disrupt the beauty aisles, a new brand is looking to disrupt the laundry care aisle too.

RONKONKOMA, N.Y. - Nature's Bounty on Tuesday announced it is teaming up with decorated gymnast Mary Lou Retton on the #DearFutureMe campaign to help catapult attention for the importance of thinking about future health today. As a notable five-time medalist, Mary Lou Retton is reflecting on her personal health goals and experiences to inspire others to pay it forward when it comes to their own future health.   

Procter & Gamble is moving away from ads on Facebook that target specific consumers after concluding the practice is not really that effective. (Wall Street Journal)