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Ralphs
cuts prices, alters coupon program
Compton,
Calif.-based Ralphs Grocery Co. has scaled back its double
coupon program while slashing prices at its 262 Southern California
supermarkets and revamping its rewards card program, the Los
Angeles Times reported.
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learn more. . .
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* Weather
damage to crops tops $8 billion
* U.S.,
Philippines sign trade agreement
* California
cancels aerial spraying to fight moth
* Retail
Roundup
Outside
the Insider
* High
court rules in favor of Graham in Eurofresh case (eacourier.com)
* After
30 years, USDA finally updates WIC program to include fruits,
vegetables (naturalnews.com)
* Growers
optimistic about demand for local food (venturacountystar.com)
* [Great
Britain] Tesco turns to exotic fruit and vegetables (telegraph.co.uk)
* Gene
that gives tomatoes elongated shape identified (newkerela.com)
* Move
over, hot dogs, this is the vegetables' corner (guardian.co.uk)
People
RENE RODRIGUEZ
and FERNANDO HUERTA are now on staff with Calixtro Distributing
Co. Inc., Nogales, Arizona.
MATTHEW
HOLT is now logistics coordinator perishable division for
Johanson Transportation (JTS), Fresno, California.
RICK CRONIN
is now on the phones with R C T Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan.
MARC GREENBERG
is now vice president of sales for Mamamia Produce LLC, East
Rutherford, New Jersey.
MATTHEW
RISSER has joined Johanson Transportation (JTS), Tigard, Oregon
as logistics coordinator perishable division.
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