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  • Starbucks officially debuts K-Cup portion packs at retail

    SEATTLE — Starbucks has launched its K-Cup portion packs at major food, drug, mass, club, specialty and department store retailers nationwide.

    Starbucks coffee K-Cup portion packs are available in Starbucks' most popular coffee varieties, including: Breakfast Blend, Pike Place roast, house blend, Sumatra and French roast. In addition, two selections of Tazo tea also are be available, including Tazo tea Awake and Tazo tea Zen.

  • Consumer Cellular gains distribution through Florida-area Walgreens

    PORTLAND, Ore. — Consumer Cellular, the exclusive wireless provider for AARP members, on Tuesday announced a distribution agreement for its line of contract-free cellular phones and plans at 826 Walgreens locations throughout Florida.

    The line of phones includes a Motorola WX345, which features a digital camera, MP3 player and FM radio for $34.99 and the Doro PhoneEasy 410, which features an easy-to-read color display, large buttons, backlit keypad, vibrating ringer and Bluetooth technology for $59.99.

  • P&G expects to close Pringles sale later than expected

    CINCINNATI — Procter & Gamble announced that the completion of its deal to sell the Pringles brand to Diamond Foods has been pushed back to June 2012.

    The transaction, which initially was expected to close this December, was delayed "to allow Diamond Foods to complete an accounting investigation." P&G said it remains committed to the transaction and noted that the timing of the deal would not affect P&G's planned restructuring.

    The deal, announced in April, is valued at $2.35 billion.

  • Clorox introduces Bleach It Away online community program

    OAKLAND, Calif. — Clorox has launched a new online community that invites visitors to share their most "bleachable moments" and receive real-time advice and solutions from Clorox's panel of cleaning and laundry experts.

  • Mintel: Pet products industry to see continued growth

    CHICAGO — Expect to see the pet products industry grow more than 30% over the next five years, a new Mintel report released this week suggested.

  • Armour introduces lower-sodium pepperoni

    LISLE, Ill. — Armour is offering pepperoni fans a product that contains lower sodium.

    Armour said it has launched its lower-sodium pepperoni as "an alternative for people with healthier lifestyles while giving them the great taste of pepperoni they love."

    Armour lower-sodium pepperoni is available in 5-oz. resealable packages at such retailers as Walmart and Meijer.

  • Wat-aah! debuts ad campaign

    NEW YORK — Wat-aah! has debuted a new advertising campaign to underscore the national distribution of its namesake functional water product.

    The new campaign launched nationwide on Tuesday and will include billboards, bus shelters, phone kiosk advertisements, magazine ads and posters, designed specifically to appear in stores and schools across the country that carry Wat-aah!.

  • YummyEarth launches YumEarth Naturals sour beans

    LOS ANGELES and RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — YummyEarth has expanded its lineup of organic candy to include sour jelly beans.

    New YumEarth Naturals sour beans are made with all-natural ingredients and do not contain artificial colors, flavors or such major allergens as gluten, nuts and dairy. The new candy is in line with the launch of the brand's latest flavor, Perfectly Peach.

    YumEarth Naturals sour beans are available in 2.5-oz., 4-oz. and 7-oz. sizes for a suggested retail price of $2, $2.99 and $6.99, respectively.

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