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  • Report: High demand expected for Costco's USGA-approved golf ball

  • Hush Hat offers solution to noisy problem

  • Lemi Shine intros 2 new products
    AUSTIN, Texas — Household cleaning brand Lemi Shine, which uses natural citric extracts and no harsh chemicals, announced two new products recently. The brand is introducing its Everyday Cleaner with GunkGuard and Laundry Booster with FunkGuard. 
     

  • MidWest Gloves & Gear intros Xpert Grip work gloves
    CHILLICOTHE, Mo. — MidWest Gloves & Gear has introduced a new work glove to its selection. The company roled out its Xpert Grip General Purpose Work Gloves, which are aimed at providing superior non-slip grip and dexterity in dry, wet and oily conditions. 
     
    The palm of the new gloves features a unique palm surface with a foam rubber honeycomb coating to create a gripping surface. The knit gloves have a flexible cuff and are a high visibility safety color. 
     

  • Majority of consumers see bright future ahead, so they're willing to spend more now

    CHICAGO — The majority of consumers see a brighter future for 2017, according the latest IRI Consumer Connect survey released Wednesday. The Q4 2016 findings reveal that 70% of consumers feel their household finances will improve in the next six months, and they are willing to pay a premium for higher quality and highly differentiated packaged goods products as well as for the convenience of shopping online.

  • Nielsen integrates with RichRelevance through Nielsen Marketing Cloud

    NEW YORK — Nielsen on Monday integrated with RichRelevance through the Nielsen Marketing Cloud that enables retailers to deliver personalized ecommerce experiences.  With this retailers can leverage the power of Nielsen audience data, analytics and technology to engage more shoppers with better personalized content, product recommendations and search results, including those who have not previously shopped with the brand.  

  • GMDC Academy helps new product launches become 'retail ready'

  • The ‘humanization’ of pets

    Americans can’t do enough for their furry friends. To that end, growth continues to be the watchword in the pet care category.

    Research released by the American Pet Products Association, or the APPA, indicated that American consumers would spend a total of $62.75 billion on pet supplies and care in 2016, up from $60.28 in 2015 and $58.04 in 2014.

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