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  • Study: Consumer demand for personal care ingredient information is on the rise

    CHICAGO — American women tend to pay more for products with recognizable ingredients as opposed to products that fail to clearly define what they contain, according to a survey released today by Label Insight, a leading SmartLabel solution provider.

  • Dove helps portray new beauty standards with latest video release

  • Walgreens adds Sleek MakeUP to exclusive beauty lineup

    DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreens on Monday announced the addition of Sleek MakeUP, one of the fastest growing mass market cosmetics brands in the U.K., to its beauty offering at more than 150 stores and on Walgreens.com.

  • Fresh-food/fast-food franchise Freshii catapults into New York through Walgreens

    TORONTO — Freshii on Monday announced the expansion of the brand into New York City under the Walgreens name.

  • Soylent pilots launch of ready-to-drink meals through LA 7-Elevens

    LOS ANGELES — Rosa Foods, the makers of Soylent, on Friday announced that the company will test its suite of nutritionally complete, ready-to-drink meals at 18 participating 7-Eleven stores in the Greater Los Angeles area beginning July 10. The 7-Eleven locations currently plan to sell three Soylent flavors: Cacao, Cafe Coffiest and the new Cafe Chai.

  • Consumers encouraged to buy, apply more sunscreen

    After years of ignoring warnings that sun exposure poses a health risk and hastens aging, consumers are starting to see the light. In fact, overall category sales rose 6.7% for the 52-week period ended May 14 across multi-outlets, according to IRI. Lotions and oils advanced almost 7%, and sunscreens and bug repellants jumped 3.5%.

    But retailers and marketers said much more needs to be done. A recent Marist Institute for Public Opinion Poll said only 1-in-10 people apply sunscreen regularly.

  • What’s influencing how moms shop

    Having a baby changes everything — including shopping behavior, according to new insights from pregnancy and parenting resource BabyCenter, a Johnson & Johnson company. The company’s “2017 Skincare and Bathtime Study,” shared exclusively with Drug Store News, points to lasting changes that new parents undergo in terms of what they look for from their personal care products once they have children, as well as the top factors influencing their buying decisions.

  • Latest Catalina solution engages shoppers through digital channels

    ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Catalina on Wednesday introduced an all new purchase-based digital coupon solution called Segment Targeted Load to Card.  Catalina leverages scaled shopper insights to deliver targeted offers to shoppers based on their past purchases. 

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