5 Stories You Should Have Read This Year
July 15, 2009 -- Looking back over the past six months, it is no surprise that consumer goods manufacturers cared most about learning and sharing best practices that would help keep their businesses afloat. For this reason, we've compiled a list of stories that you should have read in 2009. Among our most popular articles, we guarantee that you'll walk away with at least one key insight that you can apply to your business in order to fight waning consumer loyalty, promote business/IT improvements despite slim budgets and stand out amongst the competition. The 5 stories you should have read in 2009 are:
2009 Readers' Choice Survey
For the ninth consecutive year, CGT asked its subscriber base to identify their most valued and used solutions and service providers across 10 categories. Where do your providers rank?
Ask the Experts: 7 Ways to Stay Innovative in this Economy
A CG company that continues to innovate without pause -- while its competitors curtail product development -- has the best chance for growth in recessed times. CGT asked the experts to share best practices for staying innovative in this economy (or any for that matter).
Top 100: Consumer Goods Registry
The annual top 100 list included in our annual Consumer Goods Registry ranks the top-performing public companies by revenue. Where does your company rank? Plus, Wall Street analysts assess and predict market trends in Packaged Goods and Food.
The Top 20 Most Successful New Brands of 2008
G2, Dunkin' Donuts Coffee and Zyrtec top the list of 2008 winning brands based on total year one dollar sales. Find out which other brands used innovation to beat the new product odds and a recessionary economy.
Six Mega Trends Impacting Global Food & Beverage Brands
A new study reveals six mega trends that are impacting the global food and beverage brands. Findings are based on the strategies employed by Nestle, Kellogg, Anheuser-Busch, Wrigley, Kraft, Heinz, Danone and Coca-Cola to retain global market leadership.
2009 Readers' Choice Survey
For the ninth consecutive year, CGT asked its subscriber base to identify their most valued and used solutions and service providers across 10 categories. Where do your providers rank?
Ask the Experts: 7 Ways to Stay Innovative in this Economy
A CG company that continues to innovate without pause -- while its competitors curtail product development -- has the best chance for growth in recessed times. CGT asked the experts to share best practices for staying innovative in this economy (or any for that matter).
Top 100: Consumer Goods Registry
The annual top 100 list included in our annual Consumer Goods Registry ranks the top-performing public companies by revenue. Where does your company rank? Plus, Wall Street analysts assess and predict market trends in Packaged Goods and Food.
The Top 20 Most Successful New Brands of 2008
G2, Dunkin' Donuts Coffee and Zyrtec top the list of 2008 winning brands based on total year one dollar sales. Find out which other brands used innovation to beat the new product odds and a recessionary economy.
Six Mega Trends Impacting Global Food & Beverage Brands
A new study reveals six mega trends that are impacting the global food and beverage brands. Findings are based on the strategies employed by Nestle, Kellogg, Anheuser-Busch, Wrigley, Kraft, Heinz, Danone and Coca-Cola to retain global market leadership.