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  • GMDC General Merchandise Conference draws near

    COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Global Market Development Center will host its 42nd annual General Merchandise Conference in approximately three weeks in Orlando, Fla., the association announced Monday. Running June 1 through June 5, GMDC is expecting more than 900 attendees for the front-end show.

  • Cesar rolls out Cookie Crunchies

    FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Cesar is boosting its lineup of canine cuisine to include new bite-sized baked treats.

    Cesar Cookie Crunchies, available in filet mignon and rotisserie chicken flavors, are treats shaped as mini bones, paw prints and hearts, and are 10 calories each, the company said.

  • Visual cues, comparison shopping can sway shoppers to switch brands, research finds

    NEW YORK — New research that will appear in the upcoming issue of the Journal of Marketing Research explores consumer sentiment over the extension of a premium brand outside of its typical category.

  • Mintel: Moms with younger kids put emphasis on safety, value and nutrition when making buying decisions

    CHICAGO — Motherhood influences the way women shop, according to Mintel research.

    The research firm found that being a mother influences shopping habits as an increased emphasis is put on the safety, value and nutrition of everyday purchases:

    • More than half of moms who only have children younger than 6 years old (51%) said they question how safe things are for their children to eat, use and wear;

    • 40% said think about the long-term impact products have on their children;

  • Carex introduces Apex all-in-one medication organizer and pill splitter

    NORWELL, Mass. — Carex Health Brands is launching an all-in-one medication organizer and pill splitter under its Apex brand.

    Apex's medication station features the ultra pill splitter with blade guard safety, two removable seven-day medication organizers with Bubble-Lok technology and a nonslip base that holds everything together. All parts are removable for travel, filling or cleaning.

    Apex's all-in-one medication organizer and pill splitter carries a suggested retail price of $9.99.

  • Duracell extends Olympic program with new song

    BETHEL, Conn. — Duracell is extending its "Rely on Copper to Go for the Gold Olympic Games" program to unveil an exclusive and original song created for Team USA.

    "Champions," performed by recording artists O.A.R. and B.o.B., is available as a free download to all of Team USA and consumers on Duracell's Facebook page, where they also can view the official music video starring the artists and Duracell's partner athletes, including Dwight Howard (basketball), Hunter Kemper (triathlon), Diana Lopez and Mark Lopez.

  • Pet Research launches joint health supplement to support man's best friend

    NEWBURY PARK, Calif. — Pet Research on Tuesday announced the launch of Wag Lifetime Joint Care, a complete joint health supplement for dogs that addresses every aspect of canine structural vitality — joints, bones, tendons and ligaments.

  • Huggies introduces limited-edition Little Movers diapers

    DALLAS — Huggies is expanding its Little Movers diapers line with the introduction of a limited-edition item that is both fun and fashionable.

    Available now through July, Huggies Little Movers Hawaiian diapers are shaped to fit to provide proven leakage protection with an added tropical twist. In addition to the diapers, limited-edition Huggies Hawaiian wipes also will offer a fun, tropical-inspired design. The diapers will be sold at select retail outlets nationwide and are available in sizes two to five.

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