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  • P&G Files Lawsuit Against Luhns

    The lawsuit seeks to stop Luhns GmbH, Germany, from violating P&G's intellectual property and selling the infringing products.
  • 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.
  • Kraft Makes Big Executive Changes in Europe

    The new President for Kraft Foods Europe began his career with the company in 1992 and has progressed through a number of marketing, strategy and general management roles.
  • Vantage Point: Another food scare! What's to be done?

    By: Michael Forhez, Director of Industry Solutions, TCS & Dan Wilkinson, Vice President, Industry Development, 1SYNC

  • New Options for Effective TPM

    For many consumer goods companies, trade promotion management (TPM) continues to be one of the most significant areas of marketing investment. Find out how cloud computing enables a more agile and cost-effective approach to improving trade effectiveness and more.

  • Nambe Puts E-Commerce in the Cloud

    The cloud-based e-commerce solution is key to the companys strategy to increase the reach of its brand identity into new global markets. Site traffic has increased, even in advance of implementing Internet SEO strategies.
  • Hain Celestial Promotes Basic Labeling

    The Hain Celestial Group announces its continued commitment to a Back-to-Basics Approach to Product Labeling and for all consumer packaged goods companies to adopt truth-in-labeling standards.
  • Store Brands Continue to Dominate Consumer Interest

    As shoppers economic concerns eased somewhat in the wake of the recession, some industry observers predicted that store brands would give up their recent gains as the economy rebounded. To the contrary, store brand sales reaching $88.5 billion overall, an all-time high.
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