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  • Walmart, Unilever Execs Join GS1 US Board

    Cameron Geiger of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., and Kees Kruythoff of Unilever North America have been appointed to the GS1 US Board of Governors.

  • Molson Coors Receives Approval for StarBev Acquisition

    Molson Coors Brewing Company will pay $3.5 billion to acquire StarBev, giving the Canadian-American beer maker a new base in Europe and adding more than 20 brands to its portfolio.

  • Coca-Cola, Ford, Heinz, Nike, P&G Form New Collaborative

    These five global companies form the Plant PET Technology Collaborative (PTC), a strategic working group focused on accelerating the development and use of 100% plant-based PET materials and fiber in their products.

  • Starbucks to Sell K-Cups

    Following the successful launch of Starbucks K-Cup packs into food, drug, mass and club channels last November, K-Cup packs will now be available to the millions of customers who visit Starbucks stores every week.

  • Innovate Smarter and Harder

    Product development executives and managers across the globe share insights in The 3rd Product Portfolio Management Benchmark Study. How are your peers and competitors facing the risks and challenges of innovation? How do you compare? Download the report and find out.

  • CG Execs Meet to Swap Sales & Marketing Strategies

    More than 200 consumer goods executives convened this week for the 2012 Consumer Goods Sales & Marketing Summit. Here's a behind the scenes look at the insights revealed on hot topics, like effective retail partnerships, brand penetration, social and mobile marketing, and more.

  • Sara Lee Announces Name of N.A. Spin Off

    Along with the naming announcement, Sara Lee revealed its strategy for its North American foods business, Hillshire Brands Company, which emphasized new product development, marketing investment and disciplined cost control.

  • Kraft Attributes Business Growth to Innovation

    New products generated 10.5 percent of net revenue in 2011, up from 7.4 percent in 2009. And as Kraft Foods plans to divide into two independent public companies, the company's R&D team has a robust development pipeline that's already delivered more than 70 new products in the past year.

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