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  • Kellogg, PepsiCo Top Food and Beverage in Water Efficiency

    Kellogg and PepsiCo led food and beverage makers in efficiency of water use, an important metric for the long-term profitability and sustainability of resource-intensive businesses, according to Lux Research. Lux Research analysts evaluated resource efficiency in consumer packaged goods. Here are their findings.
  • Chobani Explores Deal with Coca-Cola

    Coca-Cola Co. is reportedly in talks to invest in Chobani LLC, in a deal that the Greek yogurt maker hopes could value it at as much $3 billion, including debt.
  • How CG Manufacturers Are Using MDM to Create a Recipe for Customer Success

    In an effort to make data sharing among customers and channels easier, many organizations are leveraging Master Data Management and Product Information Management solutions to ensure that the information they share with customers and consumers is both reliable and accurate. Find out how to overcome the challenges of managing data.
  • CGT Announces 2015 Business & Technology Award Winners

    CGT announced the winners of its annual Business & Technology Leadership Awards during an awards ceremony at the 2015 Consumer Goods Business & Technology Leadership Conference. The awards recognize consumer goods companies for transformational business and technology initiatives in the areas of supply chain, customer management and mid-market growth.
  • Mondelez International's Mark Dajani Wins 2015 CIO of the Year

    Presented at the 2015 Consumer Goods Business & Technology Leadership Conference, the award honors the Chief Information Officer who has made the largest demonstrable business impact within his or her consumer goods organization through the implementation and successful use of technology.
  • Comings & Goings: November 2015

    Bayer Consumer Care, Whippany, New Jersey. Scott Traister was recently promoted to the position of manager, shopper insights.

  • Anheuser-Busch InBev Agrees to Buy SABMiller

    Anheuser-Busch InBev has agreed to buy its main rival SABMiller for $104 billion, creating a super brewery with sales of $55 billion. Find out the details of this potential mega-deal, which, if completed, would be among the top five acquisitions of all time.
  • Bud Light Introduces Smart Home Beer Fridge

    Find out what new smart technology innovation ensures Californian consumers will never run out of beer again.
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