Noticias sobre las Tendencias Alimentarias de Los Estados Unidos

Septiembre 23, 2009
Farmers suffer as consumers benefit from low food prices
According to USA Today, consumers are reaping some benefits as farmers take their biggest hit in 35 years: lower food prices at the supermarket. The U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasts farm income of $49.1 billion in 2009 when adjusted for inflati...
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Bannock Russet new potato variety for McDonald's french fries?
Septiembre 23, 2009
Bannock Russet new potato variety for McDonald's french fries?
From the fields of Idaho to tasting rooms in suburban Chicago, potato farmers, researchers and industry representatives are in the midst of an elusive hunt: finding a new spud for McDonald's french fries.
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NPD Group
Septiembre 22, 2009
Unemployment Will Delay Recovery for Foodservice Industry
Current economic indicators point to recovery,  but persistent high unemployment will continue to plague the restaurant industry several months after the recovery is underway, according to The NPD Group, a leading market research company. A recent NPD...
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Septiembre 21, 2009
Citigroup: Name-brand foods are gaining ground on private label for the first time since 2006
U.S. makers of name-brand foods are making some inroads on cheaper store brands, according to research issued late Sunday from Citigroup. For the four-week period ended Sept. 5, branded food manufacturers gained 20 basis points of dollar market shar...
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Subway Set to Overtake McDonald's in number of outlets
Septiembre 21, 2009
Subway Set to Overtake McDonald's in number of outlets
In the next few months, Subway will become the world's largest fast-food chain in terms of locations. With 31,771 at press time and expecting to pass 31,800 this week, Subway is racing toward McDonald's 32,158 total restaurants. In overall sales, howev...
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Septiembre 21, 2009
McDonald’s sales slump as even QSR traffic takes unemployment hit
Not even McDonald’s is immune to the effects of rising unemployment in the United States and deep price discounting throughout the quick-service sector.The chain posted a 1.7-percent uptick in U.S. same-store sales for August, lower than results of the...
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Septiembre 18, 2009
Acrylamide: Why french fries shouldn't be overheated
A natural byproduct of cooking high-carbohydrate foods at high temperatures, acrylamide turns up in a wide variety of roasted and baked foods, including potato chips, french fries, breakfast cereal, baby food, bread and crackers.Research has shown tha...
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Septiembre 16, 2009
NNZ's Spud Shade bags prevent potato greening
The “green” movement is all the rage these days. And yet, if you’re a retailer or consumer of potatoes, green is the last thing you want.NNZ Inc., Lawrenceville, Ga., and Walnut Packaging Inc., Farmingdale, N.Y., have joined to manufacture, market and ...
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Septiembre 16, 2009
Frito-Lay to invest $28.5 million at its Beloit plant
Frito-Lay plans to invest $28.5 million at its Beloit plant, a move that helps retain 500 jobs and adds about 25 new positions. Since 2001, Frito-Lay has invested $20 million into the plant that has an annual payroll of about $32 million and has cons...
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Supermarket Guru
Septiembre 11, 2009
Supermarket Guru: Snacking is driven by value and health
Since so many consumers feel they lack control over significant economic matters today, they compensate by snacking. It’s the tiniest affordable slack that people allow themselves in order to feel a bit more comforted or a bit less frustrated. Although...
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Septiembre 11, 2009
Free Tree Planted With Every DeeAmore Potato Purchase
One potato, two potato, three potato, four...the more DeeAmore potatoes America eats, the more forests are restored. It's the DeeAmore "Buy One Get One Tree"program, and it's just in time for earth-friendly, budget-friendly holiday gift-givi...
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Lowering Sodium Consumption Could Save U.S. $18 Billion Annually in Health Costs
Septiembre 11, 2009
Lowering Sodium Consumption Could Save U.S. $18 Billion Annually in Health Costs
Reducing Americans' average intake of sodium to the amount recommended by health officials could save the nation as much as $18 billion annually in avoided health care costs and improve the quality of life for millions of people, according to a new R...
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Septiembre 10, 2009
Las ventas comparables de McDonald´s aumentan pero no alcanzan las previsiones
McDonald’s ha anunciado que sus ventas comparables globales han aumentado un +2,2% en el mes de agosto, lo que se sitúa por debajo de las previsiones del consenso de un aumento del +2,5%.
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Septiembre 10, 2009
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Septiembre 06, 2009
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It's a controversy that's as close as your local supermarket shelf - those familiar government nutrition labels. Now some big food manufacturers are adding labels of their own."The purpose is to help people make choices about healthier food and to...
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Septiembre 04, 2009
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Septiembre 03, 2009
US consumers ‘unaware of acrylamide’
The majority of US consumers are unaware of acrylamide even as major North American governments are taking action to deal with the suspected carcinogen, according to new consumer research. Acrylamide is a chemical produced during high temperature cooki...
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Restaurant Industry criticizes report’s suggestion that fast-food bans will curb obesity
Septiembre 03, 2009
Restaurant Industry criticizes report’s suggestion that fast-food bans will curb obesity
Industry officials are assailing a recently published report recommending that local governments seeking to curb obesity should ban fast-food restaurants from operating near schools and in certain neighborhoods.A report by the Institute of Medicine and...
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