Articles from Ice Cream Reporter (July 20, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Baskin-Robbins has announced that they will celebrate the 31st win of JEOPARDY! sensation Ken Jennings, by rewarding him with a year's worth of Baskin-Robbins ice cream.			63
Caio Bella.			95
Ciao Bella Gelato, the New York City-based purveyor of artisanal gelato and sorbetto took home top honors this June at the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade (NASFT) Fancy Food show at the Jacob K. Javits Center, winning the coveted title of "Best Dessert Product" for their chocolate sorbet.			118
CoolBrands buys Kinnett from Parmalat.			210
Creamland celebrates New Mexican roots.			197
Cups outpoll cones in Dairy Queen survey.			258
Dreyer's, Friendly, Baskin-Robbins offer new kids' contests.			768
Friendly Ice Cream.			119
Good Humor-Breyers claims first low carb frozen yogurt.			189
Homer Hudson returns to Australia.			235
In addition to its efforts on behalf of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Cold Store Creamery has announced the opening of its first franchise units in Guam at the popular Guam Premier Outlets location.			55
In honor of National Ice Cream Month, Cold Stone Creamery announces that a portion of all ice cream and ice cream cakes purchased during July will benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation.			176
Organic Valley and Guida partner up.			389
Our friends at Field Container Corporation were quick to note our error last month in reporting that Denali Flavors licensing agreement with Tootsie Roll would be the first time the popular candy would make its appearance in the ice cream category.		Correction Notice	73
Sheets launches "Convenience Restaurant".			397
The Barnstable (MA) Patriot reports that the popular and nationally-recognized Four Seas of Centerville on Cape Cod is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year.			124
The June 28 Confectionery News reported that UK scientists are warning that world chocolate production could fall dramatically if diseases, which have devastated South American cultivation of cacao over the past 15 years, were to spread to some of the world's other cacao producing regions.			128
The St. Petersburg Times (of Russia, not Florida) reports that the Russian ice cream market remains the slowest in the dairy industry, growing by only 4% annually.			116
University of Pennsylvania.			165
While new low carb frozen desserts pour forth from ice cream marketers like Friendly and Good Humor-Breyers (whose new low carb frozen yogurt was covered elsewhere in this issue), a recent survey conducted by InsightExpress, indicates that less than 10% of all Americans are currently on a low-carb diet.			142