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U.S. market for nutrition bars booming, study says
Research and Markets values the U.S. consumer market for nutrition and energy bars at $838 million in 2004, and examines the factors that could lead to continued...
Insights into the food, beverage, and consumer products industry
GMA/FPA's financial performance report, conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers, demonstrates that the consumer packaged goods industry is making a significant...
Food and Beverages Industries Go Wire Free
An increasing population and growing consumer demand for packaged foods has forced food and beverages industry to look at new technologies that provide flexibility,...
Almonds are the nut of choice
Health and wellness continues to drive consumer purchasing behavior with the “antioxidant” category leading the way. Based on findings of a new study published in...
Survey Says: Clean for Safety and Profitability
Industry and government, both in the U.S. and abroad, have been placing an ever-growing emphasis on providing environmentally safe and cost-effective ways of...
The right materials for the right environment make a difference
For companies operating in corrosive and harsh environments, special attention needs to be given to the potential impact electrical connections on the environment....
Safe Handling of Sugar for Refineries and Consumers
Significant recent events have caused sugar refiners to review how materials are handled in their production facilities. Historically the refiners have used...
Yogurt Drinks
...long been predicting the mainstream acceptance of yogurt drinks as a viable snack or beverage. Yogurt drinks suffer from an awareness problem, in that they are a...
Biodegradable Plastic Packaging Material
Interest in biodegradable disposable plastic items has steadily grown over the last decade. Disposable packaging materials used to ship and protect purchased items...
Why Selling on Health Benefits Alone May Be a Losing Proposition
Consumers in most cases simply are not going to use a product in the way it was intended to be used, asserts Kirk Cornell of The Hartman Group. If you are relying on...
