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  • Fresh & Easy develops line for kids

    SAN DIEGO Fresh & Easy is promoting its new line of products aimed at childhood nutrition.

    The line, fresh&easy Goodness, is made using such wholesome, natural foods as whole grains, fruits and vegetables, as well as other foods that are good sources of vitamins and minerals. Fresh&easy Goodness products also contain no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives, no added trans fats and no high-fructose corn syrup.

  • Kraft introduces Athenos Greek yogurt

    NORTHFIELD, Ill. Jumping on the bandwagon and responding to consumer demand, Kraft Foods has created its own Greek yogurt line.

    Kraft's Athenos Greek yogurt line is available in tubs and in fat-free varieties. Cited as a "good-for-you" snack, Greek yogurt product offerings have expanded. Late last month, Yoplait introduced its own line of Greek yogurt.

    The snack-size containers of Athenos Greek yogurt will retail for $1.50, while the pounds of plain yogurt are $3.99.

  • General Mills announces voluntary recall of Nature Valley product

    MINNEAPOLIS A single day's production of a certain General Mills' Nature Valley granola thins flavor is being recalled by the company due to a labeling issue.

  • Kodak to implement PYNK system at CVS/pharmacy stores nationwide

    ROCHESTER, N.Y. Eastman Kodak Co. has announced that CVS/pharmacy is offering the new Kodak PYNK smart print system, which is a new concept in premium photo products.

    CVS/pharmacy will begin wide-scale installations in 5,000 of its U.S. retail locations in early December. Kodak expected to complete the PYNK system rollout for CVS/pharmacy in time for the holiday gifting season.

  • Eight O'Clock Coffee: New look, same great taste

    MONTVALE, N.J. After more than 150 years of being on the market, one iconic coffee brand is getting a makeover.

    Eight O'Clock Coffee will debut a new look this month, containing the same great-tasting coffee it has brought to the nation for nearly two centuries. The brand's logo has been refreshed but the bags will retain the same color coding for its varieties.

     

  • P&G, Target think pink for breast cancer awareness

    CINCINNATI Procter & Gamble will sell limited-edition "pink" products at Target and will distribute a special edition of its BrandSaver coupon booklet to benefit the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

  • New Budweiser campaign targets under-30 crowd

    NEW YORK Anheuser-Busch reportedly is revitalizing its Budweiser brand by offering free beer with a "Budweiser National Happy Hour" on Sept. 29.

    Targeting trendy bars and eateries, the brewer will offer free 6-oz. to 12-oz. samples for those ages 21 years and older. The event is part of Anheuser-Busch's new campaign, "Grab Some Buds." Its goal is to increase brand loyalty for Budweiser, which has ignored the under-30 demographic that it should be targeting, according to published reports.

  • Jane Krakowski joins Trop50's new campaign

    CHICAGO Tropicana Trop50 has tapped two-time Emmy nominee and Tony Award-winner Jane Krakowski for its newest campaign.

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