• Bolthouse Farms

    Bolthouse Farms

    Bolthouse Farms is one of America’s largest producers of fresh carrots and a variety of carrot products. The company also produces fruit juices, smoothies and chai tea. History Bolthouse Farm’s history began in 1915 when the Bolthouse family decided to engage in commercial farming in western Michigan. Soon after starting the business, the family was…

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  • Publix’s Coupon Policy Becomes Even Better as it Expands the Use of Third-Party Coupons

    Publix’s Coupon Policy Becomes Even Better as it Expands the Use of Third-Party Coupons

    Last Monday, more grocery shoppers at Publix began to take advantage of the grocery chain’s improved coupon policy by using manufacturer and competitor coupons for their purchases. Although Publix had been accepting competitor coupons long before the policy was improved, the grocery chain did not advertise it in its stores or even on its website.…

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  • A Product Recall for ‘Halal’ Cakes Due to An Undeclared Allergen

    A Product Recall for ‘Halal’ Cakes Due to An Undeclared Allergen

    Commissioner Darrel Aubertine of New York State’s Department of Agriculture announced a product recall for ‘Halal Fruit Cake’ and ‘Plain Halal Cake.’ The products are said to contain eggs, which have not been listed as part of the ingredients. This was found after results of a random sample testing showed that the products contained eggs,…

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  • San-J International, Inc.

    San-J International, Inc.

    San-J International, Inc is a subsidiary company of Japan-based San-Jirushi Corporation. The company is known for producing the popular San-J Tamari (soy) sauce and is currently headquartered in Richmond, Virginia. History San-J International’s parent company, San-Jirushi (meaning, “mark of three”), was created in 1804 and primarily produced miso and tamari products. The company’s first processing…

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  • Smith’s Releases its Own Coupon Policy

    Smith’s Releases its Own Coupon Policy

    Smith’s Food and Drug recently released its coupon policy to assist customers in using coupons when shopping at the store. A lot of grocery stores have been releasing their own coupon policies so that customers are clearly informed about what is and what is not allowed when using coupons to pay for purchases from the…

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  • What Fast Food Chains Don’t Tell You

    What Fast Food Chains Don’t Tell You

    All fast food restaurants have a few practices they do not usually blurt out to the public, but are implemented at the store. Here are a few. Fast food restaurants have healthy meals, but they will be more expensive than the less healthy ones. For instance, a salad containing chicken will be more expensive than…

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  • A Product Recall for Nazareth Cheeses Due to Possible Bacterial Contamination

    A Product Recall for Nazareth Cheeses Due to Possible Bacterial Contamination

    Last May 20, Atalanta Corporation announced a product recall for specific lots of Nazareth Light Cheeses and Nazareth Classic Cheeses. These affected products were said to be possibly contaminated by Listeria monocytogenes. The potentially contaminated cheeses were discovered after the manufacturer’s routine sample testing showed that Listeria monocytogenes was present in the batch. The recalled…

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  • Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.

    Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.

    Anheuser-Busch Companies is a subsidiary of global Anheuser-Busch InBev, famous for producing Budweiser® as well as Bud Light. The company’s headquarters are in Missouri, USA. History Anheuser-Busch was founded in 1852 by George Schneider under the original name Bavarian Brewery. Five years after, Bavarian Brewery was acquired by Eberhard Anheuser and changed its name to…

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