Tuesday, July 12, 2011

General Mills seeks bone health ideas

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July 12, 2011News for the food, beverage and consumer packaged goods industry

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  • Big brewers look to tap the Hispanic market
    Some of the major brewing companies, amid lagging sales in the U.S., are seeking to bolster their customer ranks by making fresh overtures to Hispanic beer drinkers with sports and music sponsorships. Anheuser-Busch InBev NV has upped its spend on ads appearing in Spanish-language media, while MillerCoors is unveiling packaging in the U.S. that features both English and Spanish messaging. The Wall Street Journal (tiered subscription model) (7/12) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • General Mills seeks bone health ideas
    General Mills is seeking ideas for boosting the bone health potential in dairy products. The request, outlined on the company's open innovation platform, seeks potential partners that can show their solutions enhance and sustain bone formation. FoodNavigator (7/11) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Trends 
 
  • High retailer attendance expected for GMA Executive Conference
    GMA expects strong retail executive participation at its annual GMA Executive Conference, scheduled for Aug. 20-23 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo. "Everybody, regardless of retail format, is focused on understanding the retail consumer," said Denny Belcastro, GMA executive vice president of industry affairs and collaboration, who expects the conference to attract twice the typical number of retailer attendees. Supermarket News (7/11) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Sales heat up for locally made sauces and seasonings
    Consumers at Hiller's Markets, a seven-store chain based in Detroit, are gravitating toward sauces and seasonings made in Michigan. "If we stock a locally made brand of brine next to a national brine, for instance, many of our shoppers will choose the local one," said Vice President Justin Hiller. "The same goes for other specialty seasonings and sauces made in Michigan." Supermarket News (7/11) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Starbucks introduces Bistro Box meals
    Starbucks is introducing Bistro Boxes containing small meals with fewer than 500 calories as part of an effort to offer items in smaller portions and with fewer calories. Starbucks recently launched smaller-sized desserts, while Kraft introduced portion-controlled packaging for SnackWell's, and Coke rolled out smaller cans. USA TODAY (7/11) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Health & Wellness 
  • Potassium may offset sodium-related heart risks
    Researchers say eating foods rich in potassium may offset the negative heart impact of a high-salt diet, but said the best course is to both restrict sodium and boost potassium intake. The study examined the diets of more than 12,000 people over 15 years and found those with elevated ratios of sodium to potassium had the highest death rates from heart disease. Bloomberg (7/11) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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