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  • Heinz EVP Retires After 32 Years

    Under Mike Milones strong leadership, Rest of World and Global Infant/Nutrition have become key growth engines for Heinz. Three executives will assume his responsibilities starting in May.
  • Kimberly-Clark Names International & Professional Presidents

    Kimberly-Clark Corporation announces executive changes that further enhance its focus to deliver its global business plan commitments and drive global expansion.
  • Kraft to Change Global Snacks Company Name

    The North American grocery company will retain the iconic Kraft Foods name: The name changes will become effective upon its separation before the end of 2012.

  • Unilever Launches Innovation Online Platform

    Unilever's Open Innovation team launched a new online platform, which asks experts to help the company find technical solutions it needs to achieve its ambition of doubling the size of its business.
  • M&A Activity to Resurge in Consumer Markets

    The M&A environment for consumer markets companies is primed for a resurgence in the next two to three years, according to KPMG LLP. Nearly 70 percent of respondents in a recent survey expect their companies to make at least one acquisition in 2012, compared with 57 percent in 2011. Here's a recap of recent M&A activity in consumer goods.
  • PepsiCo Potato Chip Brands Surpass $10B Mark

    The company's global "Banner Sun" potato chip portfolio has grown to more than $10 billion in annual retail sales, anchored by Lay's, the world's largest food brand and the No. 1 potato chip brand globally.
  • Sara Lee Names COO of Int'l Coffee and Tea Division

    The executive joins the company from Unilever where he served as CEO North America, overlooking Unilever's operations in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean.
  • Former P&G Exec Named Bacardi CEO

    President and CEO Samus McBride retires as Edward D. Shirley is appointed to new president and CEO effective immediately.
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