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Supply Chain & Merchandising

  • Del Monte Foods Optimizes Trade

    Del Monte has been working on transforming what it considers to be "good" to "great" in its people, processes and systems, and one such area is TPM.

  • Tyson Foods Take a New Approach to TPM

    Lacking in consistency, while retailer demands and dollar spending were increasing, Tyson Foods was challenged to find a solution to build more effective trade promotions.

  • TaylorMade Better Equips its Sales Force

    Performing supply chain tasks like taking inventory and documenting orders is not necessarily the most productive use of a sales representative's time. So, sporting goods manufacturer TaylorMade set out to resolve this issue with a wireless network solution.

  • Annie's TPM Deployment Supports Growth in Organics

    As Annie's Homegrown grew in size and distribution, so grew its need to replace a "homegrown" spreadsheet-based solution that it used to manage trade promotions.

  • If Dogs Were Consumers

    CGT Publisher Lori Castle gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.

  • Supply Chain Discipline

    By implementing new technologies and finding creative uses for older ones, retailers are saving time and money in overseas sourcing.

  • Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Makes Executive Changes

    Dreyer's makes executive changes, including: Tony Sarsam is named executive vice president of sales and operations, and Rhonda Ramlo is named executive vice president of marketing, replacing Tyler Johnston who will be retiring this summer after 20 years with the company.

  • Pepsi Bottles Receive "Plastic Surgery"

    PepsiCo's new design on flavored non-carbonated bottles and packaging eliminates 20 million pounds of waste from the environment.
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