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  • New coffee varieties available in K-Cup portions

    ORRVILLE, Ohio The company behind Millstone and Folgers Gourmet Selections brands announced that its coffee flavors now are available for Keurig single-cup coffee brewers.

     

    The J.M. Smucker Co. said Millstone and Folgers Gourmet Selections K-Cup portion packs are available nationwide in 12- and 18-count packs ($6.99 to $9.99), online in a 24-count pack ($13.95), and at club stores in an 80-count pack ($33.99). Millstone and Folgers Gourmet Selections K-Cup portion packs are available in the following flavors:

  • Nestle recalls fun-size bags of Raisinets

    GLENDALE, Calif. Nestle USA announced its voluntary recall for one of its confections, which may contain peanuts.

    The company said its Raisinets fun-size bags (10-oz. variety) with a production code of 02015748/UPC number 2800010255 may contain peanuts. The fun-size bags with this production code were sold in Target, Shop Rite and Don Quixote retail stores, the company said.

    The company alerted the Food and Drug Administration and said no other Nestle products were impacted.

  • NACDS encourages members to use RollStream's CEN to assure CPSIA compliance

    ALEXANDRIA, Va. A group representing the nation's chain pharmacies alerted retailers and manufacturers Thursday about a new rule, part of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, that requires tracking labels on certain products.

  • Mintel: Consumer demand for sustainable food, drink grows

  • Tennessee Pride's turkey sausage biscuits make retail debut

    MADISON, Tenn. Tennessee Pride has created a new snack-size breakfast sandwich.

     

    The new turkey sausage biscuits offering is part of Tennessee Pride's expansion of its breakfast sandwich business.

     

  • New DVD sure to 'wow' preschoolers

    BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Beloved character Wubbzy from the animated preschool show, "Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!," is coming to DVD with an out-of-this-world adventure.

  • CVS/pharmacy unveils express photo pickup

  • P&G unites innovation with value for multipronged campaign

    NEW YORK In response to a national survey, which found that many women often are disappointed with their purchase of household products and desire more product innovation, Procter & Gamble has developed the multipronged “Have You Tried This Yet?” campaign as a way to highlight the manufacturer’s newer, more unique products. As part of the campaign, P&G opened to the public on Oct. 22 an interactive pop-up store in New York to drive awareness and product trials.

    (Click here to view photos of P&G's New York pop-up store.)

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