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FMI Products news:

Retailers Get Holistic Industry View at FMI2012 - Supermarket News
DALLAS — Retailers appreciated the opportunities for broad-based learning and the exposure to products from throughout the store ... “This is probably the best and most organized FMI show I have been to,” he said. “The morning sessions were among ...

Family Life: Men and shopping - Abilene Reporter-News
FMI reported a full 82 percent of job losses were jobs that ... Target and Walgreens stores. These aisles had male products in one place instead of scattered across the store. In its research, Procter and Gamble found men were uncomfortable ...

Hill PHOENIX Debuts Innovative, Flexible, Responsible Technologies at FMI2012 Convention : Send2Press Newswire - Businessweek
DALLAS, Texas, May 1, 2012 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Hill PHOENIX will showcase several new products at the 2012 FMI show April 30-May 3 at the Dallas Convention Center. Bringing together more than 25,000 industry-shaping professionals from 90 countries ...

80 percent of Industry Executives at FMI2012 Underestimate the Power of Digital in the Path to Purchase - Business Wire
However, BIGinsight’s research found that 90 percent of consumers regularly research products online before purchasing them in store. “As more consumers are increasingly using digital mediums to prepare for their in-store shopping experience ...

FMI2012: Supermarkets Must Adapt to 'Stunning Changes,' Sarasin Says - Supermarket News
According to research conducted for FMI by Booz & Co., the number of respondents who said ... and those with a long-term interest in buying private-label products rose to 78% from 64%, up 16 million. “We simply cannot afford to let our familiarity ...

Central Texas news:

Fort Hood, Central Texas welcome Vietnam vets home - United States Army
FORT HOOD, Texas -- As Beto Reyna stood on Sadowski Field in front of III Corps Headquarters May 21, he put some demons to rest and continued a healing process 43 years in the making. Fort Hood kicked off Phantom Warrior Week, a weeklong ...

Non-profits receive money from Central Texas Wildfire Fund - KVUE
BASTROP, Texas -- Hundreds of thousands of dollars are helping Bastrop rebuild after last year's devastating wildfires. Since the Central Texas Wildfire Fund was created last September, it's raised more than $1.4 million. Much of that money is ...

Central Texas pinched for poll workers - Austin American-Statesman
As part of a technology change, commenting will not be available on some articles for a number of months. Read more about the change here. This month's back-to-back elections have spawned more than just voter fatigue. Election officials in Central Texas ...

Texas airline exec found guilty in child porn case - Syracuse Post-Standard
BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) — Jurors convicted the founder of a Texas cargo airline on child pornography charges Monday, siding with prosecutors who said he had explicit online chats with undercover officers posing as young teenage girls and collected ...

Dog rescued from Bastrop hoarding case thrives in new home - KVUE
AUSTIN -- One year ago this week, one of the worst cases of animal hoarding in Central Texas was discovered. More than 170 dogs were living in a filthy Bastrop home. Saving them became a monumental task. One of those dogs is named Kadin.