Awards

CGT's annual recognition of the consumer goods industries' top technology and service providers, as selected by their end users.

In April, CGT will profile 10 small to mid-sized consumer goods companies (revenue less than $1 billion) that are making a big impact on consumers — and the competition — in today’s challenging marketplace.

The acquisition is expected to enhance Callaway's presence in golf while also providing a platform for future growth in the lifestyle category.

L’Oreal’s Research and Innovation Technology Incubator brings two companies together to provide beauty consumers with data to better care for their hair.

Cheryl Williams, chief information officer at Wakefern Food Corp., has been named to Shopper Marketing and the Path to Purchase Institute's Hall of Fame.

These seven consumer goods companies outpaced the competition through equal parts acquisition and innovation.

CGT honors an elite group of consumer goods companies and executives that are helping to transform not only themselves but the industry as a whole.

As the holidays roll around again, it’s time to take stock of things we are thankful for.