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  • Mintel reports consumers' perception on wine consumption

    CHICAGO — Health experts have addressed the benefits of drinking wine to boost overall health, and it seems that most consumers are taking notice.

  • Prosperity Organic Foods touts Melt as healthy butter substitute

    HAILEY, Idaho — Prosperity Organic Foods has kicked off an online campaign for its buttery spread.

    Melt boasts itself as a "healthy substitute" for butter, delivering the creamy goodness of butter but with 20% fewer calories and no trans fat, the company said. The campaign is looking to boost the use of all natural Melt buttery spread as an ingredient in cooking and baking.

    Melt can be found at supermarkets nationwide, including Fred Meyer, King Soopers and City Markets.

  • Molson Coors names Hasbro executive as board member

    DENVER — One of the nation's largest brewing companies has appointed a new member to serve on its board of directors.

    Brian Goldner, president and CEO of Hasbro, joined Molson Coors' board, effective immediately. Goldner is the ninth independent director following a search to replace Pam Patsley, who stepped down as a director in December 2009. The Molson Coors board of directors is comprised of 14 directors.

     

  • Fresh & Easy gives back with holiday food drive

    EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Regional supermarket chain Fresh & Easy has kicked off its in-store food drive for the holiday season.

    The food drive, which will benefit food banks in the California, Nevada and Arizona markets, asked customers to donate canned and boxed goods at any store location through Christmas Eve. Between donations from customers and Fresh & Easy stores, more than $1 million in food will be given to local food banks and charities to help fight hunger this holiday season, the retailer said.

  • Inko's new white tea drinks cater to schools

    NEW YORK Inko's line of ready-to-drink white teas has expanded to include two new flavors.

  • Bon Ami turns 125

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A trusted household cleaner reached a milestone this week.

    Bon Ami, which turned 125 years old, said it has relaunched to include an entire line of simple, effective cleaning products, adding such household staples as dish soap, all-purpose cleanser and liquid cleanser, all of which maintain its "green" claim. The packaging of Bon Ami products is 100% post-consumer recycled.

    The brand quickly is expanding and now is available in Whole Foods, Price Chopper, Price Less Foods, QFC and other store locations nationwide.

  • Genesis Today makes its way to Walmart

    AUSTIN, Texas — Shortly after announcing a partnership with Walgreens, Genesis Today said it would bring its superfruit juices line to Walmart.

    Beginning this month, the company will be extending its exclusive line of superfruit juice offerings with four new products that include first-to-market superfruit teas, omega-enriched orange juice and a lower-calorie acai juice.

  • FDA kills buzz of caffeinated booze, issues warning letters to beverage cos.

    SILVER SPRING, Md. — A class of alcoholic beverages that rapidly became popular among young people over the last few years is headed for the drain.

     

    The Food and Drug Administration issued warning letters to four manufacturers of beverages that combine high amounts of alcohol and caffeine, effectively issuing a federal ban on the beverages.

     

     

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