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  • What Will Consumer Goods Look Like in 2014?

    IDC reveals its top 10 predictions that will impact global technology spending and the use of information technology in the manufacturing and retail industries. Covering 3D value chains and servitization optimization to big data and immersive commerce, these predictions will help both sides of the supply chain grasp emerging market opportunities and plan for future growth.
  • The Future of E-Commerce

    We have heard the argument by some consumer goods manufacturers that direct-to-consumer e-commerce will upset their retailer. This is changing. The Apparel & Footwear sector moved beyond this argument, and other sectors are soon to change the dynamic as well. Whether they open their own stores, follow China's model of a store-within-a-store, sell via Amazon or direct-to-consumer via web sites, change is upon us.
  • The State of Trade Spend in CPG

    Booz & Company recently conducted the bi-annual refresh of its Customer Planning and Trade Spend study, revealing that a majority of consumer goods companies believe they spend too many resources on trade promotion management and are unhappy with the quality of the tools/systems available to manage investments. Executives from Kimberly-Clark, Kraft Foods and McCormick & Company discuss the pain points, best practices and tips for better efficiency in customer planning and trade spend.
  • Top 5 Omnichannel Retailers

    Because we know it's important to stay on top of your retail customer's strengths and weaknesses, we're bringing you new research findings from our sister publication, RIS News, which benchmarks the progress of omnichannel strategies in retail.
  • Chobani Facility Reaches Growth Milestone

    Chobanis Twin Falls facility has reached optimal production capability in less than one year resulting in an increase in production and innovation.
  • Post Acquisitions Expand Product Portfolio

    Post announces two unrelated transactions to acquire Golden Boy Foods and Dymatize Enterprises, to expand into the private label and active nutrition categories.
  • Fifth & Pacific to Become Mono-Brand Company

    The divestitures of Juicy Couture and Lucky Brand Jeans result in estimated net proceeds of $370 to $380 million.
  • Oracle Announces its CG Award Winners

    The Clorox Company, Land OLakes, Inc., Mary Kay, Inc., Mars Chocolate North America and Schreiber Foods are recognized for industry excellence.
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