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Walmart is introducing new-product subscription service Goodies today, after testing the concept for three months with 3,000 subscribers, the Associated Press said.

After 15 months of negotiations and a nine-day strike, the United Food and Commercial Workers union in California has reached a tentative agreement with Raley's management,

Massachusetts, where the number of supermarkets has declined about 10 percent during the past decade to 1,000, provides an example of the channel migration conventional grocery retailers are experiencing throughout the nation.

Union workers at Hostess Brands Inc. went on strike Friday in protest of a proposed contract that they said would cut wages and benefits 32 percent, the

In the wake of California Proposition 37's defeat, a grass roots movement that has shoppers adding labels to products with genetically modified ingredients is taking hold.

Convenience stores and food and CPG manufacturers are helping communities affected by Hurricane Sandy recover by raising funds and partnering with the Red Cross to deliver aid, Convenience Store News reported.

Raley's unionized workers are expected to strike for another week in an effort to convince the family-owned retailer to provide a 30-cent increase in hourly wages for the next two years for a health care trust fund that competitors Safeway, Lucky's, Lunardi's and Diablo Foods participate in,

Employees of Raley's continued their third day of picketing Tuesday with some saying the walkout has eroded the company's workplace culture, the

In its first earnings report as a separate entity, Kraft Foods Group said new products and a larger investment in advertising in the third quarter, ended Sept.

Investors in Green Mountain Coffee Roasters are accusing the company in a lawsuit of misleading them by overstating demand for Keurig and K-Cup products, Bloomberg reported.

Walgreens has agreed to pay about $6 million to settle a deceptive advertising case involving Wal-Born supplements brought by the Federal Trade Commission, the

Beef Products Inc., which in September filed a defamation lawsuit against ABC News for the network's series of reports on “pink slime,” said it plans to oppose a motion filed Wednesday to dismiss the claims.