Specialty Food Magazine

NOV-DEC 2012

Specialty Food Magazine is the leading publication for retailers, manufacturers and foodservice professionals in the specialty food trade. It provides news, trends and business-building insights that help readers keep their businesses competitive.

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drinks, as well as lemonade. To appeal to these technology-savvy customers, orders can be placed using Briggo's website, its mobile app or at the kiosk using a touchscreen. SCHNUCKS PLANS GREENHOUSE TO SELL LOCAL PRODUCE Schnucks Markets, St. Louis, has part- nered with BrightFarms, a firm that financ- es, builds and operates greenhouse farms, to build a one-acre greenhouse, costing about $2 million, that will provide the supermarket chain with fresh, local pro- duce year-round. Harris Teeter's New Store Branding Grocery chain Harris Teeter has opened two upscale grocery stores under the name 201central in Charlotte, N.C. The expan- sive stores sell 3,100 types of wine, 680 varieties of beer, cigars, cheeses and interna- tional foods. The 201central stores, both at about 30,000 square feet, will also carry equipment for homebrewing beer and making wine. GROCERY DELIVERY SERVICE OFFERS PICKUP LOCATIONS Online grocer Peapod, Skokie, Ill., is open- ing three Chicago-area locations where customers will be able to pick up their orders in lieu of home delivery. Peapod recently began offering pickup service at a Boston-area Stop & Shop grocery store. Cheese Festival Returns for a Second Year Artisanal cheese shop The Bloomy Rind, Nashville, Tenn., hosted its second Southern LEGISLATIVE REGULATORY NEWS FTC Green Claims Guides ... The Federal Trade Commission has pub- lished its & revised "Green Guides," which aims to minimize deceptive claims about products' environmen- tal attributes. FTC cautions against the use of broad, unqualified claims, such as "environmentally friendly" or "eco-friendly." The agency's consumer perception study concluded that claims like those "are likely to suggest that the product has specific and far-reaching environmental benefits," claims that are "nearly impossible to substantiate." Read more at specialtyfood.com/ onlinehighlights. Marsha Echols, NASFT's legal advisor in Washington, D.C., is available to counsel members. Reach her at 202.625.1451 or echols@marshaechols.com. FLIP TOP LINE! EVERYONE WILL FLIP OVER OUR From 20 Flavors and Sours to Snapple® and Cocktail Classics, the Jelly Belly® line of fl ip top boxes has something for everyone. Our complete 4.5 oz. line of fun fl avor mixes comes in a re-closeable box, has a great billboard presentation and is line priced. Customers won't be able to miss or resist them! miss or resist them! Contaac ct us t ct us today • 800-32 800-323-9380 • JellyB Kosher Certifi ed Winter Fancy Food Show Booth 4105 ellyBellye .com

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