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Supply Chain & Merchandising

  • PepsiCo Americas Beverages Names New President

    Prior to joining PepsiCo, Debra Crew worked for companies such as Mars, Inc., Kraft Foods, and Nestle. As part of the new structure, the company will name new leaders at Gatorade and Western Europe in the coming weeks.

  • GMA Reveals Keys to Growth

    According to a PwC/GMA report, consumer packaged goods companies and retailers should invest in brands by leveraging the demand chain to better identify and meet consumer needs. Find out what other key trends are revealed here.
  • Walmart to Sell Genetically Modified Corn

    Earlier this year, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and General Mills all refused to carry Monsanto's corn, but there's one giant chain that's going for it.
  • Driving Retail Collaboration

    Johan Sauer of Cognizant's Consumer Goods Consulting Practice explains the origins of the trade promotion model, and describes how to leverage consumer and shopper insights to drive collaboration with retail trading partners.
  • Campbell Completes Bolthouse Farms Acquisition

    Campbell Soup Company completes the acquisition of Bolthouse Farms for $1.55 billion in cash.
  • Leading CG Company Reduces Supply Chain Costs

    Across a multi-billion dollar business in North America alone, millions of dollars of economic value are being delivered to the business through a co-managed IT service delivery model, based on monitoring key business KPIs, and impacting them with specific-value driven interventions.
  • Coke Reorganizes for Changing Global Marketplace

    The Coca-Cola Company will organize around three major operating businesses: Coca-Cola International, Coca-Cola Americas and Bottling Investments Group.
  • Unilever to Sell Frozen Meals to ConAgra

    The companys decision to divest its North American frozen meals business is in line with its global strategy to exit the frozen foods business.

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