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Corporate Governance

  • Sara Lee Changes Labels on Bread Brand

    Sara Lee Corporation agrees to clarify labels showing the amount of whole grain contained in its Soft & Smooth bread.
  • Demand Management Becomes Microsoft-Certified Partner

    Demand Management products pass Microsoft's Software Solution Test.
  • CG Companies Unveil Olympic-Themed Products and Campaigns

    With the 2008 Olympics a few weeks away, Coca-Cola, Hershey, Nike and Ralph Lauren are turning up the marketing heat.
  • Unilever Sells Bertolli Business

    Unilever agrees to sell its Bertolli olive oil and vinegar business as part of its plans to dispose of non-strategic brands.
  • Burt's Bees Builds Energy-Minded Efficiency

    After a recent expansion in products and retail clientele, Burt's Bees was challenged to maximize supply chain operations while staying true to its promise to protect the environment.
  • TerraCycle Turns Waste into Wonder

    TerraCycle manufactures products from materials that have historically been considered to be garbage. Just recently, TerraCycle broke out of the plant food category and into the natural cleaner category, and did so using an innovative twist on recycling.
  • Kraft Facility is Built to Last

    Kraft announced that its new, built-to-suit 800,000-square-foot building located in Morris, Ill. was recognized for advanced environmental design by the U.S. Green Building Council, a building industry nonprofit group that promotes sustainable development.
  • Less is More

    With growing concerns about the environment, studies show thatcustomers are buying more environmentally-friendly products. As aresult, companies are using less packaging, which now means morebenefits for the earth. Find out how companies such as PepsiCo, HP,Coca-Cola, Nestl Waters North America and Kraft Foods are followingthe consumer trend to lean toward green.
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