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Kettle™ Brand Bakes now available in 100-Calorie Pack
Diciembre 11, 2007
Kettle™ Brand Bakes now available in 100-Calorie Pack
Kettle Foods is giving potato chips, America’s number one salty snack, a makeover with new 100-calorie bags of its award-winning Kettle™ brand Bakes Lightly Salted Potato Chips. Named “Best Chips” in Health Magazine’s May 2006 Best New Foods for Busy...
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Diciembre 11, 2007
McDonald's lidera las alzas del Dow Jones tras anunciar un incremento en sus ventas
El gigante de la alimentación McDonald's encabeza las ventas del selectivo industrial Dow Jones con subidas del 1,86% y un precio de 61,13 dólares. Las ventas comparables (establecimientos abiertos al menos 13 meses) aumentaron un 8,2% en noviembre, im...
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Diciembre 10, 2007
GAIN report: Germany Food Processing Ingredient Sector 2007
In 2006, Germany produced an estimated $174 billion of processed food and drinks, marking a 3.4% increase over the previous year. Best product prospects for U.S. suppliers include specialized food ingredients, fish &seafood products, dried &pro...
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Diciembre 10, 2007
McDonald's Sales Increase 8.2%, Surpassing Estimates
McDonald's Corp., the world's largest restaurant company, said November sales rose 8.2 percent, exceeding analysts' estimates, as customers bought coffee in the U.S. and chicken sandwiches in Europe and Asia. The stock jumped 1.4 percent to a record. ...
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Diciembre 10, 2007
Wal-Mart to grow by more than 30 pct annually in China
Wal-Mart Stores Inc (WMT.N), the world's biggest retailer, said it will keep expanding in China at more than 30 percent annually, as it won government approval to open its 100th store in the fast-growing consumer market. The U.S. retail giant currently...
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Diciembre 10, 2007
Texas: Frito-Lay recalls mispackaged chips
Frito-Lay announced on Monday a voluntary recall of 41 cases of mispackaged potato chips that could pose a risk to people with milk allergies.
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McDonald's advertising on report cards
Diciembre 08, 2007
McDonald's PR blunder: Advertising on School Report Cards (video)
McDonalds prints coupons on report cards that reward young children for getting good grades. As childhood obesity rates soar, the controversy is growing about this potentially harmful partnership between fast food companies and public schools.
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Diciembre 08, 2007
Japanese trading house Mitsubishi wins bid to take over Kentucky Fried Chicken Japan
Japanese trading house Mitsubishi Corp. said on Saturday that it successfully completed a friendly takeover of Kentucky Fried Chicken Japan Ltd., which owns more than 1,500 KFC and Pizza Hut restaurants around the country. Mitsubishi, which already ow...
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Diciembre 07, 2007
Yum to cut owned restaurants sharply by end 2010
Yum Brands Inc, owner of the Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and KFC fast-food chains, said on Thursday it aims to own fewer than 10 percent of its U.S. restaurants by the end of 2010, down from about 20 percent currently. In a statement, the company also said it...
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Diciembre 07, 2007
Procter & Gamble says blocked Pringles shipment not intended for China market
Procter & Gamble said a small shipment of its Pringles-brand potato chips rejected by Chinese quality inspectors involved a product not designed for release in the China market. Charles Zhang, a Guangzhou-based spokesman for the company, told XFN-As...
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McDonald's will help franchisees with the costs of coffee machines
Diciembre 06, 2007
McDonald's will help franchisees with the costs of coffee machines
McDonald's told franchisees this week that it will pay up to 40% of the costs to remodel restaurants to accommodate the machines needed to make lattes, mocha drinks and other specialty beverages. McDonald’s USA President Don Thompson said last month sa...
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Diciembre 06, 2007
Three million pounds of sodium cut from ConAgra food
ConAgra Foods has said it has removed nearly three million pounds of sodium from a range of products without affecting taste.The firm said it will continue to look at ways of cutting down salt, and said it has already managed to remove up to 20 per cen...
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