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  • Pampers Turns 50

    Pampers and the Graham's Foundation began donating more than 30,000 care packages to families with babies in level three Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) across the country.
  • An Industry of Visionaries

    CGT Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.
  • PepsiCo Gets Social at Point of Purchase

    The engaging platform is expected to deliver consumers entertainment and fun along with beverages.
  • Jockey Gets Innovative with Underwear

    Jockey staycool will also be supported with online and print buys, in-store elements and event sponsorships, in addition to several other marketing promotions throughout the year.
  • Walmart, P&G, Kraft Share Sales & Marketing Tactics

    More than 200 consumer goods executives convened in NYC this week for the 2011 Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit. In its eighth year, the event delivered invaluable insight on hot customer-facing topics with its thought-provoking agenda -- featuring Walmart, Kraft and P&G -- and abundant networking opportunities. Here is a recap of the event's many highlights.
  • Keys to DSR Success

    Jennifer Beckett, Vendor Managed Technologies Inc. (VMT), shares some key insights for successfully integrating downstream data within an enterprise.
  • Goal-Oriented Degree

    The El Momento que Cuenta campaign also includes a television commercial featuring soccer superstar Andres Guardado.
  • TPM Now Vs. Then

    One of the most important processes in consumer goods continues to be TPM. This month, CGT and MEI surveyed year-over-year trends, and while we didn't uncover major shifts in approach, different strategies emerged according to company size.
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