Posts Tagged 'food industry'

John F. Woodhouse, Sysco Corporation

July 23 2009 No Commented
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“I enjoyed being with you at the July Del Monte Consumer Conference. You are an astute observer of the current conditions in our country’s great food industry. You obviously, very effectively and efficiently, get to the heart of many of the significant trends in the industry. I suspect many of the participants in the conference […]

Charles W. Coale, Jr., VFBA

June 24 2009 No Commented

“On behalf of the Virginia Food and Beverage Association (VFBA), I want to thank you for your keynote address outlining the mega trends small food industries will face in the future. Your presentation created great interest among the participants and generated considerable momentum for the program…Please accept our thanks for an assignment that was very […]

James A. McCarty, Snack Foor Association

June 24 2009 No Commented

“Thank you for contributing to the success of this year’s Management Workshop. Your case study provided a unique and challenging, hands-on approach to learning for our group, which they thoroughly enjoyed.”

“Catching Up to Whole Foods.” Nina Amir, Grocery Headquarters, March 2009

May 5 2009 No Commented

“Whole Foods has been successful in attracting employees living the WF lifestyle.” “It is tremendous theater, but they’ve also got a good set of actors and actresses to play the parts.” “To the extent that retail grocers are partnering with national brands and coming up with their own unique store brands, they give shoppers more […]

“Think Small: Retailers Known for Traditional Supermarkets are Downsizing Their Stores to Offer Shoppers Greater Convenience.” Ann Bagel Storck, MeatingPlace, January 2009.

May 5 2009 No Commented

“We are time-starved.  No one’s going to cook two hours a day anymore.” “I think there’s a tremendous opportunity right now.  The question is, who is going to be poised to go after it?”

“Rough Seas: Can Supermarkets Successfully Navigate in Turbulent Economic Times.” Richard Turcsik, Grocery Headquarters, September 2008.

May 5 2009 No Commented

“The key to the ‘big middle’ chains is to provide some value options for customers.” “It may mean taking a stand on the top 50 consumer products…things which can differentiate you in terms of strength in the market.” “Get rid of the soda on an end-cap for a month and put up the ingredients for […]

“Will That Big Beef Recall Steer People to Veggies?” Alfred Lubrano, Philadelphia Inquirer, February 26, 2008.

May 5 2009 No Commented

“You can get E. coli from lettuce.  It is a larger issue than ‘Do I eat meat anymore?’” “Young people, who demonstrate a deep interest in ecology and the planet, may move toward making America a less meat-intensive culture.”

“Wal-Mart, The Target at the Top.” Turscik, Richard. Grocery Headquarters. October 2005.

May 5 2009 No Commented

“It is more difficult to go upscale.”  “It is easier to come down than it is to go up.”