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  • Kwikee Enhances Website for Product Images and Data

    Updates include customized user settings, product notifications and unique search options.

  • Newell Rubbermaid Acquires Ignite Holdings

    The acquired business will become part of the Home Solutions segment with Contigo and Avex joining the company's Rubbermaid, Calphalon, Goody and Levolor brands.

  • Is Your Company Being Targeted As THE Cause of Obesity?

    With so many Americans looking for the cause of obesity, food and beverage companies are taking the heat and the blame. Activist groups and individuals are targeting companies and products as THE reason that obesity exists. While we know healthy eating is essential for living a healthy life, there is much more to the story.

  • Reynolds American to Buy Lorillard for $27.4B

    Following the transaction, RAI is projected to have over $11 billion in revenues and approximately $5 billion in operating income.

  • Flowers Foods Makes Key Executive Promotions

    Flowers Foods names a new EVP and COO, a President of Flowers Bakeries (DSD operating segment), and an SVP of Flowers Bakeries West Coast region.

  • General Mills Invests $15M in China

    The focus is on developing high-quality products for Chinese consumers including snacks, convenient meals, yogurt and super-premium ice cream.

  • Lindt & Sprungli to Acquire Russell Stover

    The addition of the Russell Stover and Whitman's brands are expected to perfectly complement Lindt & Sprngli's existing chocolate portfolio and make the company the No. 3 North American chocolate manufacturer.

  • New Milestones in Mobile Engagement

    Mobile platforms combined to account for 60 percent of total digital media time spent, up from 50 percent a year ago. And perhaps more impressively, mobile apps accounted for more than half of all digital media time spent in May (51 percent), reinforcing the notion that as consumers turn to mobile, so must consumer goods companies.
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