Articles from Grocery Headquarters (July 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A baby food is born.	Turcsik, Richard		167
A forest grows.	Turcsik, Richard		190
A new era in food safety: retailers and suppliers ramp up their efforts as the government pledges more resources to protect the food supply.	Levitt, Craig		2348
A new store map: some supermarkets are moving things around to make the shopping trip more logical and enticing.	Epmeier, William		1741
Adding some zing to lunch.	Turcsik, Richard		146
Ahold expands self-scanning project.	Amato-McCoy, Deena M.		499
An all American pet cereal.	Caley, Nora		241
Asia Fruit Logistica.			133
Back-to-nature gloves.	Turcsik, Richard		106
Baking soda for teeth.	Caley, Nora		85
Better forecasting at Winn-Dixie.	Zimmermann, Kim Ann		198
Big Fans.	Zimmermann, Kim Ann		113
Bob Moore the chairman and CEO of iGPS discusses the role of pallets in today's fast-moving supply chain.		Interview	660
Bottom line benefits: Lee Pernice, director of retail marketing for Boca Raton, Fla.-based ADT, says loss prevention tools can help retailers decrease cost and increase profits.		Interview	754
Brookshire gains business intelligence.			259
Brown-bagging it: consumers are gravitating toward packaged and processed meats as inexpensive lunch options, but they want to trim the fat and sodium without sacrificing taste.	Levitt, Craig		1858
Chock full o' fun: from store-roasted coffee to the finest prime butcher meats, gourmet groceries, perishables and housewares, there's excitement brewing at every turn in Straub's flagship store.	Turcsik, Richard		2749
Clean & Simple.			299
Clever clips.	Caley, Nora		151
Cupcake carnival.	Turcsik, Richard		247
D' Agostino fine tunes pricing.	Zimmermann, Kim Ann		166
Deli specialty cheese: sales are up 4.3% as consumers become more educated and adventurous in their cheese choices.	Kreuser, Tracy		953
Doing the dip.	Turcsik, Richard		166
Expanding territory.			111
Fighting acne naturally.	Levenson, Shari		116
Food Fight!	Turcsik, Richard		437
Food safety: easier said than done: the president and Congress plan to overhaul the nation's food safety system. Will it be too little, too late?	Meeks, Keith		785
Four Bandits on the run.	Turcsik, Richard		159
Fragile frugality: in good times, will shoppers tire of being cheap?	Weir, Tom		544
Full steam ahead.	Turcsik, Richard		235
Gaining efficiencies: Peter Wolf, vice president of marketing, IT services group for Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Fujitsu America Inc., says technology can enhance the shopping experience.		Interview	718
Getting to know the Pacific Northwest: a look at key suppliers, packers, shippers, growers and associations in this region.	Radice, Carol		2880
Giant acquisition.	Turcsik, Richard		236
Giving the baby care aisle a boost.			296
Going for Guam.	Turcsik, Richard		197
Going green with track lighting.	Zimmermann, Kim Ann		131
Going nuts.	Turcsik, Richard		280
Harvest the power of a whole new category: Amanda Robbins, vice president-popcorn at Signature Brands, sees new products and appealing price-points spurring supermarket sales.		Interview	629
Head-to-toe: consumers are learning that what they put on their bodies is just as important as what they put in their bodies.	Radice, Carol		1864
Heating up the grill.	Turcsik, Richard		214
Heating up: retailers and frozen food suppliers need to open a dialogue with shoppers about microwave cooking and food safety.	Robinson, Alan		793
Hitting the jackpot.	Turcsik, Richard		205
Holding the line: IT budgets are getting tighter, but grocers continue to invest in projects that will boost customer service and store efficiency.	Zimmermann, Kim Ann		1342
Hot heirloom tomatoes.	Turcsik, Richard		203
IBM software supports GS1 DataBar.	Zimmermann, Kim Ann		192
Keep scrubbing!	Caley, Nora		153
Lettuce enthrall you.	Turcsik, Richard		255
Loss prevention partnership.			100
Meat sales sizzle.	Turcsik, Richard		223
More Tyson comes to dinner.	Turcsik, Richard		183
Natracare promotes organic products.	Caley, Nora		265
Net results.	Turcsik, Richard		117
New produce board considered.			128
New revenue stream: Ijaz Anwar, senior vice president of strategy and business development for St. Petersburg, Fla.-based Certegy, outlines the advantages of providing check-cashing services.		Interview	727
Off Target? The chain is deeply discounting groceries to help win over shoppers in tough economic times. Will the strategy pay off?	Lewis, Len		795
Organix hair care.	Levenson, Shari		136
Out in front: Grocers can gain favor with consumers by supporting food safety reform.	Herglotz, Kevin		778
Predict fertility.	Caley, Nora		94
Proof positive: alcoholic beverages are helping retailers boost their bottom lines during the economic downturn.	Turcsik, Richard		1401
Pure beauty.	Caley, Nora		191
Relief from swimmer's ear.	Caley, Nora		101
Restaurant pasta at home.	Turcsik, Richard		185
Scents from around the world.	Caley, Nora		132
Self-checkout independence.	Zimmermann, Kim Ann		247
Soft touch: while births have declined over the past year, parents haven't significantly curbed their spending in the baby care category.	Amir, Nina		1875
Spartan expands business intelligence.	Zimmermann, Kim Ann		183
Spreading the word online.			156
Stats & facts.			369
The perfect coat.	Caley, Nora		96
The search for value: economic pressures alter consumer fresh food priorities.	Lutz, Steve; Beckel, Kelli	Survey	2966
Two for babies.	Caley, Nora		153
Water works.	Levitt, Craig		319
Waves of innovation: fruit smoothies and steam-in-the-bag vegetables are among the frozen produce items sparking interest among shoppers.	Robinson, Alan		1460
Why aren't supemarkets "spongeworthy?" As the Today Sponge makes its way back to retail, grocers seem to be left out of the marketing and distribution plans.	Mendelson, Seth		679