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  • Deckers Brands Appoints New Teva Brand President

    In this role, Wendy Yang will design and lead Teva's global brand strategy and report directly to Dave Powers, President of Deckers Brands.
  • The Consumer Goods Sales and Marketing Landscape

    CGT and IDC Manufacturing Insights are teaming up to take another look at some of the most discussed challenges in the industry trade promotions, downstream data, consumer engagement, and S&OP.
  • General Mills Reports Global Responsibility Progress

    General Mills' annual Global Responsibility Report outlines the company's approach to creating economic, environmental and social value in the countries where it operates.
  • Solution Provider News: April 2015

    IRI, Kline to Provide Expanded OTC Coverage

    Chicago-based shopper insights provider IRI and pharmaceutical market research firm Kline & Co., Parsippany, New Jersey, have partnered to provide the consumer healthcare industry a higher level of data accuracy, the companies said.

  • Air Wick Believes 'Home is in the Air'

    Aiming to accelerate share while driving category growth and brand loyalty, RB (formerly Reckitt Benckiser) executed a global re-launch of its Air Wick brand with a “Home is in the Air” campaign that includes an in-store component to get shoppers to smell the scents.

  • Retail's 10 Most Influential

    Retailers continue to introduce innovation after innovation but where do they get their inspiration? Vend's examination of the industry's most influential ranks the insiders setting the agenda for retail's future. See who made the list, and who you should be following.
  • Small Organic to Mass Market: Growth Potential or Selling Out?

    Many small, organic food companies start with a homegrown story that appeals to its consumer base, however, major consumer goods powerhouses have been recently vacuuming up these niche players. Giants like Coke, General Mills and Kellogg have recently expanded their organic portfolios through acquisition with rumors of more to come. With the risk of being called a sell out, is teaming up with bigger companies better for growth, or is it a death sentence for these smaller players?
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