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  • Readers' Choice Survey 2009

    For the ninth consecutive year, CGT asked its subscriber base to identify their most valued and used solutions and service providers across 10 categories. Where do your providers rank?
  • 2009 Readers' Choice Survey: Trade Promotion Management

    Readers identify the Top 8 TPM providers. Yet, analysts say that users are still unsure of this category's effectiveness.
  • Holiday Sales Declined 2.8 Percent in 2008, Reports NRF

    A deep recession, severe winter weather and five fewer shopping days created the most challenging sales environment in years for the nation's retailers. Which markets performed the best and worst during the 2008 holiday season?
  • Ask the Experts: 7 Ways to Stay Innovative in this Economy

    A CG company that continues to innovate without pause -- while its competitors curtail product development -- has the best chance for growth in recessed times. CGT asked the experts to share best practices for staying innovative in this economy (or any for that matter).
  • Kellogg Reveals Sustainability Plans

    The company strives to conduct business in a way that reduces the total environmental impact of its products and operations.
  • Consumer Insights: Where does the CG Industry Stand?

    In a difficult and competitive environment, truly understanding the consumer is a pre-requisite to success. CGT research recently uncovered how CG manufacturers are most commonly obtaining consumer insights from various downstream data sources and how they are using that information today.
  • Manufacturers, Retailers Support Consumer Electronics Recycling

    In 2008, a partnership between EPA and consumer electronics manufacturers prevented the release of greenhouse gases equal to the annual emissions from approximately 15,500 cars.
  • The State of Sustainability: Will you Lead or Lag in 2009?

    A sustainability survey from Manufacturing Insights reminds us that many manufacturers are just starting to green their products and processes. Sustainability predictions for 2009 emphasize that the gap between leaders and followers will widen, and the growing use of data to define a company's sustainability progress is going to make that gap visible both inside and outside the company.
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