Our extensive discussion of the “local” phenomenon has recently included three pieces revolving around the procurement policies at Sodexo/UC Davis and a related workshop held
Wal-Mart has been an important player in leading its supply base to think of sustainability in particular ways. So recent news that Matt Kistler, Wal-Mart’s
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are out with a report titled, State-Specific Trends in Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Among Adults — United States,
We’ve written many pieces about the “local” phenomenon. So when PMA’s Annual Foodservice Conference focused on this matter, we wrote a piece titled, Everyone Is
Our pieces, Remembering Jack Pandol, and Touching Tributes To Jack Pandol, brought notes of appreciation: Thanks for the extra coverage on Jack Pandol… He was
National Public Radio has been running an interesting series, titled I-95 The Road Most Traveled. It is the nation’s longest interstate that runs north and
Our piece, Supreme Court Ruling May Push Political Donations Toward Trade Associations, addressed a then-new Supreme Court ruling in the case of Citizens United v
From time to time we leave a comment or two at various culinary or gastronomical blogs. One we often enjoy is called Al Dente and
Marketing Daily had an interesting piece titled, Finding: Affluent Moms Shop Like Everyone Else. A new study of affluent moms based on data from Ipsos
The way you can treat your customers when you have a monopoly is amazing. The volume of letters and packages is dropping each year at
