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The National Provisioner's Meat & Deli Retailer articles from May 2005

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The National Provisioner's Meat & Deli Retailer back issues from May 2005:

Tuning in to the multicultural marketplace.(editor's column)

May 01, 2005; ... It seems impossible to attend a food trade show without hearing a marketing expert stress the need for retailers to develop merchandising strategies that address the U.S.' growing ethnic population. And they make a convincing argument. For instance, during a joint presentation ...

Premium pork: a new alternative: the evolving category offers options and solutions for packers, retailers, and consumers.(merchandising premium pork)

May 01, 2005; ... America's beef industry tapped into a major marketing vehicle when the Certified Angus Beef[R] (CAB) program came on the scene in 1978. Suddenly, commodity cuts of beef were being branded--and value was being added. This appealed to consumers who felt they were given more choices, as well ...

Tracking the demographics: presenters at Dairy*Deli*Bake '05 will highlight the impact a changing consumer landscape is having on deli operations.(IDDBA pre-show report)

May 01, 2005 ... The deli environment is rapidly evolving. As more shoppers seek healthier meal alternatives, and a growing Hispanic population searches for more native fare, the array of retail products is expanding as merchants respond to market demands. And it is crucial that deli operators ...

Cheese gets a flavor boost: consumer demand for tastier cheese is spurring development of new and unique offerings.(deli cheese update)

May 01, 2005; ... Analysis of the deli cheese category reveals a paradox. On one hand, the sector appears to be maturing, as sales for random-weigh deli cheeses increased just 2 percent to $2.05 billion last year, according to Hoffman Estates, IL-based research firm FreshLook Marketing. Yet, certain cheeses ...

Sanitary, efficient slicing: the Weber 903 Slicer is THE slicing solution for Cooper Farms.(technology spotlight)(Product/Service Evaluation)

May 01, 2005 ... In 2002, the cooked-meat processing plant in Van Wert, OH, operated by Oakwood, OH-based Cooper Farms, was totally destroyed by a devastating F-4 tornado. Suddenly, this decades-old, full-line turkey processor, which primarily processes retail, foodservice, and deli products for ...

Rolling in bread: by marketing more flavorful and healthful breads along with traditional offerings, supermarket delis are attracting a wider mix of shoppers.(breads in the deli)

May 01, 2005; ... For many consumers, the deli is more than just a locale for obtaining commodity cuts of meats and cheese. With their greater focus on eating healthy and a desire for foods that are ethnically diverse and have more robust flavor, customers are increasingly seeking items that match the ...

Sliding towards the mainstream: the slider zipper is becoming a more popular packaging choice for developers of sliced meats and cheese, but conversion costs still limit its appeal.(packaging)

May 01, 2005; ... Developers of packaging for meat and deli products are doing their part to make the containers more functional and userfriendly. The development of the slider zipper, for instance, enables consumers to more easily open and seal bags holding meats and cheese by moving a small plastic peg ...

Rotisserie heats up: the age-old rotisserie segment is getting new life as suppliers and retailers position different varieties of meat for slow roasting.(focus on rotisserie)

May 01, 2005; ... The rotisserie sector is going though a renaissance. Just a few years ago, many retailers' rotisserie offerings were limited to such standard fare as unflavored whole chickens. But consumers' cravings for more lively meals, combined with the merchants' desire to attract a wider customer ...

Raising the bar: Giant Eagle is solidifying its meat operations by offering high-quality products and service, and implementing an extensive employee training program.(meat department profile)(Company Profile)

May 01, 2005; ... When it comes to shopping for retail meat and poultry, an increasing number of discerning consumers settle for nothing less than the very best in terms of both products and service. Executives at Pittsburgh-based Giant Eagle Inc. have long been aware of this fact, and they have since set a ...

Kosher comes of age: growing market interest in kosher foods is causing more retailers to address the segment.(niche marketing)

May 01, 2005; ... Most traditional retailers have areas of their stores set aside for "world products." That is where shoppers find many of their core ethnic items, including Asian, Hispanic/Latin, Italian, and Tex-Mex foods. Yet, sitting amongst those goods are kosher products. And that poses a unique ...

Fishing for sales: the popularity of seafood at foodservice locations, along with a greater shipper focus on eating healthy, is creating opportunities for retailers.(category update)

May 01, 2005; ... As frozen seafood manufacturers respond to trends toward healthier foods and increasingly adventuresome American palates, consumers may see new items featuring wine, real butter, chipotle peppers, fresh garlic, and other herbs and spices. Shoppers also should keep an eye out for scallop ...

Beef Checkoff enhances beefretail.org: the National Cattlemen's Beef Association is turning its Web site into a "knowledge center" for retailers.(NCBA column)(Brief Article)

May 01, 2005; ... This is the sixth installment in a series designed to better help merchants market beef. In today's challenging business environment, retailers must continually strive to differentiate themselves from the competition. And a key part of that strategy is capturing the attention of ...

Curb healthcare expenses when employees take ownership.(reports)

May 01, 2005 ... CONSUMER-DRIVEN HEALTH PLANS (CDHP) MAY BE THE NEW BUZZWORD IN MEDICAL COVERAGE AS SAVING MONEY ON HEALTHCARE INSURANCE IS TOP OF MIND FOR EMPLOYERS THESE DAYS. In 2004, the average cost for healthcare benefits rose to $6,679 per employee, up from $6,215 in 2003, according to ...

Proactive or reactive: what's your strategy for employee benefits?(Pilgrim's Pride Corp.)

May 01, 2005 ... SIX YEARS AGO WHEN GERRY EVENWEL CAME TO PILGRIM'S PRIDE CORP., THE POULTRY COMPANY'S BENEFITS CONSISTED OF HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE. Today, the Pittsburg, Texas-based processor offers a well-rounded benefits package that also includes accidental death and dismemberment insurance, ...

Insurance carriers that cater to your needs: how to find them.

May 01, 2005 ... YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR--QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE THAT FITS YOUR COMPANY'S NEEDS. It sounds simple. But is finding the right carrier that simple? It is when you know how to look. Start With Employees When a company is in the market for a new healthcare ...

Voluntary dental plans find favor with employees and employers.

May 01, 2005 ... WANT TO KEEP EMPLOYEES AT WORK? Implement a quality dental plan. Want to keep costs to a minimum? Opt for a voluntary dental plan. Why are Voluntary Plans Popular? Voluntary dental and eye care insurance plans, in which employees assume most or all of the costs, are a ...

Heinz Deli/Foodservice team brings expertise to the perimeter.(Calling on experience and knowledge)(H.J. Heinz Company Ltd.)

May 01, 2005 ... As Henry John Heinz liked to put it: "To do a common thing uncommonly well brings success." From the beginning, the driving idea was to produce quality products that make consumers' lives better. While much has changed in the 135 years since Henry Heinz sold his first bottle of ...

Maximizing deli sales: supermarket deli operators are taking steps to boost revenues by emphasizing convenience, freshness, and variety, and merchandising products that are geared to their locales.(special report)(Cover Story)

May 01, 2005; ... It's well known that Americans don't cook much any more. Empty nesters don't want to bother with elaborate at-home meal preparation while young adults in many cases simply never learned the basics of cooking. And families in between--with either two working parents or working single ...

Forget demographics--there's a better way to study your consumers.(ADVERTORIAL)(survey on consumer behaviour)(Advertisement)

May 01, 2005 ... Meet Anne. She's a female in her early forties and earns $45,000 a year--information that has long been regarded as key in determining consumer behavior. Meet Helen--she's also a female in her early forties with the same $45,000 salary. Marketers can assume the two women will make similar ...

Expansive product portfolio earns Tyson Deli, Inc. industry acclaim.(Advertisement)

May 01, 2005 ... Fortune magazine didn't dub them "America's Most Admired,. Company in Food Production" for nothing. Tyson Foods, Inc. has long been synonymous with quality--a tradition of excellence that extends throughout its different product divisions. As the recognized market leader in the ...

Innovation, depth land Tyson Foods, Inc. "most respected" award.(Advertisement)

May 01, 2005 ... Only months after Fortune magazine ranked it "America's Most Admired Company in Food Production," Tyson Foods, Inc. is back in the news after being named "Best-in-Class Foodservice Manufacturer" by the 2004 FoodserviceElite[R] study conducted by Cannondale Associates. The ...