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Traditional supermarket chains are scrambling to get a foothold in the e-commerce marketplace. As some retailers build out internal capabilities for online ordering and out-of-store fulfillment, others are striking formal arrangements with third-party services to offer their alternative-seeking shoppers something until they can get their own operations up and running.

Seattle-based Amazon.com’s Amazon Media Group has selected three more agencies to join its Trusted Creative Partner program, marking the first additions to the six original partners named when the initiative launched in 2014. 

Walmarts head of mobile and digital has joined PepsiCo to lead a big e-commerce push for the maker of Doritos potato chips and Pepsi-Cola.

Amazons one-click reordering service comes to the millennials who are making Ice Breakers one of Hersheys top three e-commerce brands.

For the fifth year, Forbes has valued the top brands in the world. Five CG brands made it onto the top 25 of "The Worlds Most Valuable Brands 2015" list.

For decades CPG companies have experienced fast growth due to relativelyeasy expansion and consolidation in emerging markets, net new consumersand brand globalization.To achieve growth, efficiency and agility, CPG companies are relying increasingly on social, mobile, analytics and cloud technologies.Rather than approaching the future tactically, industry leaders today are designing "roadmaps" to define a more strategic approach to digital. For many, a successful roadmap would address the following five imperatives.

Rumors are circulating that Amazon may be developing a click-and-collect groceries service.

While the results of Amazon's first ever Prime Day are hard to argue with 18% order increase over best Black Friday return and single day record for Prime signups more than a handful of customers felt cheated by the e-commerce giant's flash sale approach. See how the retailer disappointed shoppers.