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  • Hallmark, AOL, Kraft Talk Creating Consumer Value

    Innovation-focused executives from Kraft, Hallmark, AOL and many more met to deepen their understanding of true innovation at CGT's sixth annual Growth and Innovation Forum. Click here for key takeaways from the events insightful presentations and panels discussions
  • U.S., Canada, Mexico Strengthen Consumer Product Safety across North America

    According to the U.S. Trade Representative, the North America Free Trade Agreement among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico created the world's largest free trade area, linking 450 million people producing $17 trillion worth of goods and services.

  • CGT Reveals 2011 Innovation Award Winners

    Only 18 percent of new products are considered highly innovative. Needless to say, true innovation is a feat enjoyed by an elite few each year, and that is why CGT is once again recognizing six consumer goods companies that defied the odds to launch successful new products in 2010/11.
  • Solo Cup Overhauls Innovation Processes

    The current economic downturn has hit retail and consumer products companies particularly hard, and closely managing margin in today's environment can be a matter of life or death. Read on to find out how Solo Cup Company streamlined the end-to-end product lifecycle to tackle these market pressures head on.
  • J. M. Smucker Decreases Coffee Prices

    Prices will decrease an average of six percent on impacted items and is driven by declines in the green coffee futures market.

  • Three Examples of Shelf-Connected Supply Chains

    Driven to serve customers in the best way at the lowest cost, leading retailers and consumer products manufacturers are embracing collaborative planning at the shelf. Thought-leaders from JDA Software Group and Capgemini reveal how they are helping trading partners, Sony Electronics, Frito-Lay and ScottsMiracle-Gro, to do just this.
  • Kraft Foods Fosters Digital Innovation

    It's no secret that Kraft Foods is a leader in creating new consumer experiences in the digital world. Yet, until now, Kraft Foods has rarely talked about its process for bringing new ideas to life. In this exclusive interview, Kraft Foods takes us behind-the-scenes of its Digital Innovations group.
  • Walmart Plans 300 More Store Openings by 2016

    New and existing locations, totaling about 500 stores, will provide access to fresh and healthy food in more than 700 food deserts and will serve approximately 1.3 million people living in these areas.
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