Magazine Dispute Disrupts Supplies
NEW YORK — Turmoil in magazine distribution last month may alter the way magazines get to supermarkets and other big chains. Anderson News, Knoxville, Tenn.,
Outlook for Health Care Reform
Most supermarket pharmacy executives believe comprehensive health care reform could ultimately bring more prescription business, but they are unsure about
Rx for Survival
Along with the nation's economy, prescription sales are in a slump. About two years ago, prescription growth in dollars was between 10% and 12%, but had
Wellness on a Budget
Despite the recession, consumer demand for health and wellness products remains high, although many are looking for value-priced alternatives. Private-label
PCC Mandates Natural Standards
PCC Natural Markets here said this month it will require compliance with standards for personal care products that make claims of containing natural
Better Times Ahead?
2008 was a year of ups and downs for nonfood in supermarkets. But, like many other segments of the nation's downtrodden economy, there were mostly downs.
Nonfood Incentives
Although the economic news is terrible, supermarkets still find opportunities in nonfood categories. In general merchandise and health and beauty care,
Retailers See Win In 'Biggest Loser'
Retailers are hoping to win with The Biggest Loser. While many categories have taken a hit from the economy, a hit TV show that emphasizes health and
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