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  • NACDS urges collaboration between regulators, law enforcement in letter to Senate

    ARLINGTON, Va. - In a letter sent to members of the U.S. Senate on Monday, the National Association of Chain Drug Stores urged passage of legislation that would spur collaboration among health and enforcement authorities for drug abuse solutions that maintain patients’ legitimate access to medications. 
     

  • Dove Men+Care adds two new antiperspirant products

    NEW YORK -- Dove Men+Care Deodorant is expanding its collection with two new dry spray antiperspirants that provide men with underarm care specific to their needs. 

    With nearly 70% of men having changed or considered changing their antiperspirant/deodorant because they’ve experienced underarm irritation, Dove Men+Care aims to offer more underarm solutions for men.

  • Rite Aid's 'Innovation Challenge' yields unique DME product

    CAMP HILL, Pa.  - Rite Aid on Monday selected the Tri-Tip Walking Cane, an ergonomic walking cane, as the winner of the first-ever Innovation Challenge and will develope and sell the Tri-Tip Walking Cane in Rite Aid stores and online. 
     

  • Ahold Delhaize petitions to add 'Royal' to its moniker post merger

    ZAANDAM, the Netherlands – Ahold on Monday announced that the King of the Netherlands has honored its request to use the predicate “Koninklijke” (“Royal”) after its intended merger with Delhaize Group.
     
    Upon completion of the proposed merger, the statutory name of the combined company will be “Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize N.V.”
     

  • Target looks to Amazon for new logistics chief

    MINNEAPOLIS — Target is hiring Arthur Valdez, a 16-year veteran of Amazon.com, as EVP, chief supply chain and logistics officer.
     
    Valdez will lead Target’s supply chain transformation including planning, distribution and transportation. He will report to Target’s executive VP and COO John Mulligan.
     

  • FT: Walgreens exploring end to Theranos partnership

  • Hy-Vee selects Nielsen as preferred analytics provider

    NEW YORK - Nielsen and Hy-Vee announced Thursday that Nielsen will be the supermarket chain's preferred measurement provider for retail and consumer information. 
     
    "We are thrilled that Hy-Vee has chosen Nielsen to supply them with the most comprehensive consumer data available," stated Rob Hill, EVP, retail services. Nielsen. "Hy-Vee's continued commitment to learning about today's consumer and their purchasing behavior is clearly demonstrated with this Nielsen alliance."
     

  • No more cat videos? Truth Initiative, Petco partner on latest PSA

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