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
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.
The creation of the Global Snacks Group and Power of One Americas Council are critical components of the companys long-term strategy to strengthen and extend its global leadership position in snacks and leverage the power of its combined food and beverage businesses.
By 2016, the dedicated e-commerce site will feature approximately 500 items from apparel and jewelry, to stationery and accessories by more than 20,000 women in nearly two dozen countries.
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.
