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  • Store Brand Beers: Not as Expensive But Tastes Just As Good

    Store Brand Beers: Not as Expensive But Tastes Just As Good

    Nowadays, a new type of beer consumers is slowly growing in number, those that are not so picky about the popularity of the brand of beer that they are drinking. Beers that have catchy names like Port Republic, Game Day, Buck Range and Big Flats 1901 are all considered private label products. Private label products…

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  • Three Grocery Store Chain Stocks Worthy of A Second Look at the Stock Market

    Three Grocery Store Chain Stocks Worthy of A Second Look at the Stock Market

    Despite the tough challenges that grocery chains have been experiencing over the past year, stock analysts are never discouraged to invest in these types of companies. Added to the constant stiff competition in the grocery business is the constantly increasing gas prices and the current considerable unemployment rate. Despite all of these factors, stock analysts…

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  • A Product Launch for Lotus Bakeries’ Biscoff Spread

    A Product Launch for Lotus Bakeries’ Biscoff Spread

    Lotus Bakeries announced, March 8, that their Biscoff Spread product will be available in the United States market. Lotus Bakeries, a family-owned European company, is widely known in Europe for producing the popular Biscoff cookies (cookies with coffee). The popularity of the Biscoff cookies reached the United States when Delta Airlines served them to its…

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  • Cellfire

    Cellfire

    Cellfire is a company engaged primarily in electronic commerce. The company is considered as an innovator in the area of digital promotions and coupons in the United States market. History Cellfire was created for the purpose of providing shoppers with the service of paperless convenience when it comes to looking for great deals and offers.…

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  • Grocery Insider Secrets to Help Save Some Grocery Money

    Grocery Insider Secrets to Help Save Some Grocery Money

    There are a number of ways in order to save money while grocery shopping. These tips, coupled with couponing, can help you save a significant amount of your grocery money: money that you can spend on other things that also important. Most grocery stores have insider secrets that will really help you find great deals…

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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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  • The Repercussions of Extreme Couponing

    The Repercussions of Extreme Couponing

    Reality television program ‘Extreme Couponing’ has unintentionally created some repercussions due to its popularity and the increasing incidents of coupon frauds that has been happening since the show starting airing. For those who are unfamiliar with the term extreme couponing, it is the act of deploying and combining coupons strategically in order to pay little…

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  • Supermarkets’ Response to Extreme Couponing: Change Coupon Policy

    Supermarkets’ Response to Extreme Couponing: Change Coupon Policy

    Because of consumers’ rampant use of coupons for their grocery purchases, supermarkets are flooded with thousand of coupons every day, with a number of their display shelves being emptied by coupon-clipping shoppers. In order to accommodate as much of these budget conscious customers and at the same time still keep the business running, most supermarkets…

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