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  • Energizer Changes Leadership for Planned Split

    Energizer is overhauling its Finance organization in preparation for the planned separationof the Household Products and Personal Care segments.Amidst news of the current CFOs planned departure, find out who will lead the finance team in the details of this leadership transition plan.
  • P&G Identifies Warehouse Global Standard

    Procter & Gamble has identified a global best practice for case picking and truck loading,driving down freight costs, increasing labor productivity by 15+ percent, and reducing material handling and in-transit damage.
  • ConAgra Searches for Next CEO

    Current CEO Gary M. Rodkin has informed the ConAgra Foods Board of Directors of his intention to retire at the end of the companys fiscal year in May 2015.
  • Morton Salt Launches Online Design Competition

    In honor of the Morton Salt Girls 100th Birthday this year, the company is calling on artistic consumers to create unique designs for the label on its iconic blue table salt package.
  • Aunt Jemima Heirs Sue Pepsico for $2B

    The lawsuit, which also names as defendants Pinnacle Foods and Hillshire Brands, accuses the companies of failing to pay Harrington and her heirs an equitable fair share of royalties from the pancake mix and syrup brand that uses her likeness and recipes.
  • Chiquita Gets $625M Buyout Offer

    Chiquita Brands International, Inc. confirmed that it has received an unsolicited offer from the Cutrale Group and the Safra Group to acquire all of the outstanding common stock of Chiquita at a price of $13.00 per share in cash to Chiquita shareholders.
  • J. M. Smucker Acquires Sahale Snacks

    Sahale's net sales are projected to be approximately $50 million for the 2014 calendar year, primarily in the club, convenience, and grocery retail channels.
  • P&G to Shed Up to 100 Brands

    The company will sell or exit 90 to 100 brands in a bold attempt to refocus the business on 70 to 80 remaining best-selling brand names. "Less will be much more," CEO A.G. Lafley told analysts.
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