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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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  • Hostess Brands Announces the Limited Availability of One of its Well-loved Products

    Hostess Brands Announces the Limited Availability of One of its Well-loved Products

    Hostess Brands of Irving, Texas has recently announced that it will be offering a limited edition of its well-loved snack, Hostess® Twinkies, in the original banana filling. Originally, Hostess made their Twinkies products with a banana filling (according to Grandpa Twinkies’ original recipe). However, because of a scarcity of bananas during World War II, the…

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  • A Product Launch for Soup Starters

    A Product Launch for Soup Starters

    Pacific Natural Foods recently introduced Soup Starters to the American market. This new product is a new division for soup bases and starters. The company launched this product with the goal of helping retailers keep up with the newest trends in cooking. Soup Starters varieties include Southwest Tortilla, Chicken Pho and Beef soup starter (USDA…

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  • Breakfast Cereals That Are no Longer In-Demand to American Consumers

    Breakfast Cereals That Are no Longer In-Demand to American Consumers

    Because breakfast is said to be the most important meal of the day and people only have an average of thirteen minutes every day to prepare and eat it, they turn to the most convenient choice, cold breakfast cereals. However, in recent studies conducted by IRI/Symphony, it has been shown that less and less Americans…

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  • ConAgra Foods Inc.

    ConAgra Foods Inc.

    ConAgra Foods is a worldwide food processing company is engaged in the production of both Commercial and Consumer Foods. The company is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. History In 1919, Alva Kinney and Frank Little founded ConAgra Foods by merging 4 grain mills. The company was initially named Nebraska Consolidated Mills and had its headquarters in…

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  • “Extreme Couponing” Features Expert Couponing Family From Sylvania

    “Extreme Couponing” Features Expert Couponing Family From Sylvania

    June 8’s episode of “Extreme Couponing” featured a couple from Sylvania, Ohio, who have practiced couponing for three years. The Crothers are a family of nine and what makes them amazing is that despite having a large family, all they ever spend on groceries every month is only about $200. According to Joni Crothers, when…

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  • A Product Launch for Hormel Compleats® Kids

    A Product Launch for Hormel Compleats® Kids

    Hormel Foods recently launched a new addition to its Compleats product line, Hormel Compleats® for Kids. This new product offers four different varieties of complete meals that are convenient and ready to eat for kids three-years old to eight-years old. Because these Compleat meals use Hormel’s shelf-stable technology, these products do not need to be…

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  • Groupon May Gain More As Non-Coupon Users Plan to Try The Company’s Deals

    Groupon May Gain More As Non-Coupon Users Plan to Try The Company’s Deals

    Following its announcement of a public offering, a consumer survey done by Bloomberg/YouGov suggests that Groupon may be gaining more in the next six months. This is because, according to the survey, those consumers who have not yet tried using online coupons plan to do so with Groupon’s online coupons. According to the survey, 19…

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