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  • Heinz Beats Everybody on Customer Satisfaction

    Customer satisfaction is going nowhere mirroring the economy and contributing to its frailty. But there are some shining stars: Heinz leads the industry for a 12th straight year. Here is a look at customer satisfaction leaders and laggards for the third quarter of 2011.
  • No Time for the Weary

    CGT Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.
  • General Mills Creates New Consumer Experiences

    There is no doubt about it General Mills Corporation has entrepreneurial spirit when it comes to reaching consumers in new ways with new products. One of the company's recent new ventures, Gluten Freely, is the perfect example.
  • General Mills Builds E-Commerce Site

    The cloud-based, direct-to-consumer channel provides consumers a way to find and shop for gluten-free products and information.
  • Top 10 Stories at 2011's Midpoint

    As we enter the second half of 2011, the editors of CGT always like to take stock of the stories that were of the most interest to our readers. Here is a look back at the top 10 headlines on Consumergoods.com this year.
  • General Mills Completes Yoplait Acquisition

    General Mills has licensed the Yoplait brand from Yoplait since 1977, and operates the Yoplait business in the United States. Today, General Mills Yoplait USA business holds the No. 1 brand position in the U.S. yogurt category.
  • Monitoring and Measuring Social Media with Downstream Data

    What do Facebook, LinkedIn, Groupon and Twitter all have in common? They are part of the growing social network phenomena that is permanently changing the way the world communicates...
  • Social Media and Downstream Data

    Members of CGTs Downstream Data Share Group met on June 6, 2011 at the Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit in NYC and engaged in a lively discussion about social media. Key discussion points included...
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