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Happy Allergy Free New Year

For the 12 million Americans who have food allergies, the holiday season can sometimes be a challenge. Holiday treats can contain surprise ingredients; and even trace amounts of peanuts or milk can cause severe reactions in some people.

Food Industry Merger Activity Rebounds In 2010

As 2010 comes to a close, The Food Institute is readying its annual report

Retailers, brands can fight cyber-bullies

As family-oriented businesses, supermarkets should always seek new ways to differentiate

Singles surge could reshape U.S. food markets

Sex was the communal experience in the 1960s, but in 2011, it could be food that brings singles together.

Restaurant, supermarket trends in parallel

The top three restaurant trends for 2011!

Become part of the plan-and-shop meal cycle

It is important to engage chief household food procurers early through Shopper Marketing.

It's OK to dance in the yogurt aisle

Anthony Quinn, in his famous role of Zorba, would happily dance the Sirtaki to celebrate the robust sales surge of Greek yogurt in U.S. food, drug and mass merchandiser stores (including Walmart).

Today's Abstract

In this month's issue of Food, Nutrition, & Science from The Lempert Report: 2011'S FOOD TRENDS TO WATCH, Accepting Nominations for Farmer of the Year, Umami and more.

The Best and the Worst Food Products of 2010

With more than 17,000 new food products introduced to consumers annually, Phil announced his top 10 new product Hits and Misses of 2010.

Healthy Holiday Tips

How to stay in line with your holiday healthy eating plan – here are a few of SupermarketGuru’s trustworthy tips