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  • Sunkist gives consumers inside look at citrus fruits

    SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. — Sunkist will host a three-part Web series that showcases how citrus fruits are grown and how to identify the different varieties.

  • Former CVS executive appointed Nash Finch board member

    MINNEAPOLIS — Nash Finch, a food distribution company, on Monday named retired CVS Caremark president Chris Bodine to the company’s board.

  • Navarro gets in on private-label game with Vida Mia line

    MIAMI — The push by retailers to offer and promote private-label brands remains strong as Navarro Discount Pharmacies unveiled its own private-label brand of Hispanic products across a range of categories, including beauty, over the counter, food, body and baby.

    The new Vida Mia ("my life") line will feature bilingual packaging. It is being launched under Magellan Distribution Solutions, a wholesale and export company that is a wholly owned subsidiary of Navarro.

  • New Eco Plant Pals from Dune Craft hit market

    CLEVELAND — A new collection of gardening kits for kids has entered the market.

    Eco Plant Pals are available 18 different styles, including such plants as aloe vera, cactus and more, and feature their own trading card, decal and planters made from corn-based plastic, which are biodegradable and renewable.

    Eco Plant Pals currently are available for $2.99 each at 5 Below stores and online at DuneCraft.com.

  • Maxwell House puts spotlight on community houses

    TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — Maxwell House has teamed up with Rebuilding Together and "Modern Family" star Julie Bowen to revitalize communities across the nation.

    Through the "Drops of Good: The Maxwell House Community Project," the coffee brand will:

    • Complete up to $50,000 in renovations at 5-of-10 outstanding community houses, as voted by the American public;

    • Award 100 501(c)(3) organizations with $1,000 "Do-Gooder Grants"; and

  • Hungry Jack's hash browns arrive at grocery stores

    WALNUT CREEK, Calif. — Hungry Jack is bringing its home-style hash browns to major grocery chains nationwide.

    New Hungry Jack premium hash brown potatoes, from 100% Idaho potatoes, allow consumers to enjoy hash brown potatoes at home in four steps. Hungry Jack premium hash brown potatoes come fully cooked and seasoned and require no refrigeration, the company said.

    Hungry Jack premium hash brown potatoes are available at such retailers as Walmart, H-E-B, Safeway, Kroger, Publix, Food Lion, Albertsons and Super Target for about $1.79 per carton.

  • Snyder's-Lance unveils new corporate logo

    CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A newly merged national snack food company has unveiled its corporate logo.

    Snyder's-Lance said the logo is a visual acknowledgment of the recent merger between Snyder's of Hanover and Lance.

    "Our new corporate logo serves as a visual reminder that our geographically and functionally diverse teams of associates are all part of a unified, powerful organization with strong brands and an enhanced ability to serve our customers," Snyder's-Lance CEO Dave Singer said.

  • Atkins boosts breakfast offerings

    DENVER — Atkins Nutritionals is expanding its Day Break line with six new breakfast-inspired products.

    New to the Atkins Day Break lineup are:

    • Breakfast shakes with resealable, twist-off caps in wild berry, creamy chocolate and strawberry banana flavors. Day Break shakes carry a suggested retail price of $6.99 for four shakes;

    • High-fiber soft-baked breakfast squares in blueberry almond and oatmeal cinnamon flavors, which cost $6.99 for five baked squares; and

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