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THIS ISSUE BY THE NUMBERS SUPERMARKETS Shoppers surveyed 27,000 POWER BLOWERS Pounds of leaves blown ...
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...issue are not from the PT [Workers' Party]. The development minister, for example, is a businessman (supermarkets shoppers can identify him with the brand Sadia). He is the owner of that brand and thinks that Brazil is making enormous...
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...060 Pumpkin 4,860 $52,925 New Era Canning Company 4,860 MUSHROOMS - After four years of declined movement at supermarkets, shoppers purchased 56.5 million pounds of canned mushrooms during 2001, up slightly from 2000. SUPERMARKET SALES OF SHELF...
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...build 558 homes in Clover Valley. With representatives on both sides of the issue standing side-by-side in front of supermarkets, shoppers could sign a petition to repeal the council decision on their way in, then withdraw their signatures on their way out...
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...alarms, and groups of surfers paddled out to scatter flowers and remember victims in Bali, a surfing mecca. Even in supermarkets, shoppers and checkouts briefly fell silent. In Adelaide, 500 members of the Sturt Football Club gathered to remember two members...
- Deep-discount drug stores make inroads into H&BAs. (health and beauty aid...
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...supermarkets and discounters are affected by the entry of a deep-discount drug store into their markets. Supermarkets shoppers even shift some of their food purchases and discount store customers transfer some of their housewares purchases...
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- News wire article from: Knight Ridder Washington Bureau (Washington, DC) November 27, 2002 700+ words
...Rosenblatt, a spokeswoman for the National Turkey Federation, based in Washington. In many Mid-Atlantic and Southern supermarkets, shoppers paid 19 cents a pound. In the case of turkey, the loss is offset when customers fill their carts with the profitable...
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...is to be concerned about what other supermarkets are doing." That being the case, what can be done to make supermarkets shoppers' destination for nonfood? The news feature offers a number of basic concepts. Among them are these: Recognize...