General Merchandise

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.

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.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — 3M has introduced two Natural View screen protector products.

3M said its Natural View anti-glare screen protectors, now available for purchase in select Target stores, help to enhance the viewing experience on mobile devices when outdoors or in bright light conditions and provide durable protection for smartphone and tablet screens, as well as matte-finish glare reduction for a clear image, while maintaining a smooth-touch feel.

MARYSVILLE, Ohio — Miracle-Gro has launched an organic gardening product in select markets.

Expand 'n Gro Organic planting mix can be used both in ground and in pots. When used in ground, Expand 'n Gro works as a soil amendment, improving soil structure and also helps in-ground plants grow up to three times larger, as compared with planting in native soil alone.

SAN BRUNO, Calif. — HumanKind Water, PlateTopper and SnapIt Eyeglass Repair Kit have the distinction of being the winners of Walmart's Get on the Shelf contest — beating out more than 4,000 inventors, entrepreneurs and small businesses to claim the coveted prize of being carried in Walmart's U.S. stores, as well as on Walmart.com.

WHITING, Ind. — A new CouponCabin.com survey revealed that the state of the economy does not affect how much the majority of pet owners spend on their pets.

ST. LOUIS — Former Clorox EVP and CFO Daniel Heinrich has been added to Energizer's board of directors, the company announced.

Heinrich, whose term of office expires at Energizer's 2013 annual meeting of stockholders, brings more than 34 years of experience to the role. He also has been appointed to the nominating and executive compensation committee. With the addition of Heinrich, Energizer's board now consists of 10 directors, nine of whom meet the standards of the New York Stock Exchange for independence.

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — Sears Holdings, the parent company of Kmart, expects to make a profit of between $155 million and $195 million in first quarter 2012, compared with a $165 million loss in first quarter 2011, the company said Tuesday.

In a statement released in advance of its annual shareholders meeting Wednesday, Sears Holdings said the profit includes $235 million from the sales of stores in the United States and Canada, which generated $440 million of cash proceeds.