Monterey Bay Aquarium Schedules Oceans Webcast
- By Collaborative INSIGHTS
- Published 9 June 2008
- Market INSIGHTS
- Unrated
Transporting Live/Perishable Product Now Includes Man's Best Friend
- By Collaborative INSIGHTS
- Published 2 May 2008
- Market INSIGHTS
- Unrated
Harman’s
Repair Station, Inc. has expanded its cargo container business at Ted
Stevens International Airport to include rental of canine cargo
containers. They have teamed with Silver Labs Alaska,
www.silverlabsak.com, to supply the flying public the necessities of
modern canine travel. They have a full line of containers and trained
staff to fit your every need. You no longer need to worry about purchasing kennel for one trip. Rent theirs and they will pick up and
deliver airport curb side 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with 48 hours
notice. 24 hour notice pickup and delivery is M-F 0800 to 6pm, or stop
by 3511 Postmark Drive, close to the Post Office, without notice and
pick one up yourself. Special arrangement can always be made to fit
your travel needs. They will also store your kennel if you’d like to
free up space at home. Visit The Youth Zone
- By Collaborative INSIGHTS
- Published 24 March 2008
- Market INSIGHTS
- Unrated
Check out what the Diabetes Association is doing to offer on-line games and tools to educate and inform youth about the foods they eat and how it relates to their future
health. Click here to check out the Youth Zone
Campaign Via Hot Sauce
- By Collaborative INSIGHTS
- Published 10 January 2008
- Market INSIGHTS
- Unrated
Vote Now By Purchasing The Bottle of Hot Sauce That Reflects Your Candidate Dave's Gourmet, Inc.
www.davesgourmet.com
Creating healthy/covenient foods at convenience stores
- By Collaborative INSIGHTS
- Published 1 January 2008
- Market INSIGHTS
- Unrated
The Latest Market News
Check Out Tesco's Fresh & Easy
www.freshandeasy.com
Check Out Tesco's Fresh & Easy
www.freshandeasy.com
Carbon View - Measuring Your Impact
- By Collaborative INSIGHTS
- Published 1 December 2007
- Market INSIGHTS
- Unrated
Measuring The Carbon Print
Along The Supply Chain
Carbon View
http://www.carbon-view.com/index.htm
Along The Supply Chain
Carbon View
http://www.carbon-view.com/index.htm
Top Ten Food Trends
- By Collaborative INSIGHTS
- Published 2 January 2007
- Market INSIGHTS
- Unrated
You may have already read countless top 10 predictions and forecasts on food. Here is one of my favorites, produced by Bob Messenger, Publisher of The Morning Cup.
We think he's on target and those that create solutions to these trends will be ahead of their competition. How many of these trends are you playing a proactive role in responding to in 2007?
The 10 Trends I see ... in '07 The fun thing about making predictions is it will take a full year for you guys to figure out how right or wrong I was, and I'm betting you'll forget everything I'm about to write here. Like when I make a futurist presentation to a group, I always predict things so far off, that I'm positive I'll be dead when it does or doesn't happen, and won't have to explain how I could be so-so wrong about the future. Hey, that's just how it is with predicting. Like, we don't really know for sure, do we? That said, it's time for my annual look-see at the new year ahead...
1 'Medicinal' Foods & Beverages Ratchet Up 2007 will be the year when the whole 'medicinal foods' trend starts to pick up steam. Up till now, we've seen little snippets of it, but before the year is out we'll see 'functional' ... 'medicinal' ... 'medifood' ... whatever you want to call it, reach across nearly all important food and beverage categories, e.g., packaged meals and entrees with ingredients designed to build up the immune system. In fact, I think the 'immune system' will be front and center and 'hot' as a wellness issue this year.
2 All Things Locally Grown The power of locally-grown foods has really taken hold. But it is also as low as you can go in the food distribution chain. Which is why I see 'food safety concerns' at that level becoming more of an issue in '07 ... Major and mid-size food processors will always be on the radar screen of fed agencies and food activists, but the local farmer with a selling niche in his small part of the world is not nearly as visible. This will concern people as the year evolves, especially if foodborne illness issues spring up.
3 One Bite at a Time Bite-size is back, although it should've never gone away. In a society where issues of health and weight consume its citizens, bite-size looms as a way to better manage what and when we eat. One of these days, the healthy eating message will resonate with strength in this country and then portion control options are going to take center stage. That's why I see more bite-size opportunities from marketers coming in 2007. It's what Americans want, and they will get it. Whether they gorge themselves on bite-size foods is a whole other issue - but they want it!
http://www.morningcup.net/
We think he's on target and those that create solutions to these trends will be ahead of their competition. How many of these trends are you playing a proactive role in responding to in 2007?
The 10 Trends I see ... in '07 The fun thing about making predictions is it will take a full year for you guys to figure out how right or wrong I was, and I'm betting you'll forget everything I'm about to write here. Like when I make a futurist presentation to a group, I always predict things so far off, that I'm positive I'll be dead when it does or doesn't happen, and won't have to explain how I could be so-so wrong about the future. Hey, that's just how it is with predicting. Like, we don't really know for sure, do we? That said, it's time for my annual look-see at the new year ahead...
1 'Medicinal' Foods & Beverages Ratchet Up 2007 will be the year when the whole 'medicinal foods' trend starts to pick up steam. Up till now, we've seen little snippets of it, but before the year is out we'll see 'functional' ... 'medicinal' ... 'medifood' ... whatever you want to call it, reach across nearly all important food and beverage categories, e.g., packaged meals and entrees with ingredients designed to build up the immune system. In fact, I think the 'immune system' will be front and center and 'hot' as a wellness issue this year.
2 All Things Locally Grown The power of locally-grown foods has really taken hold. But it is also as low as you can go in the food distribution chain. Which is why I see 'food safety concerns' at that level becoming more of an issue in '07 ... Major and mid-size food processors will always be on the radar screen of fed agencies and food activists, but the local farmer with a selling niche in his small part of the world is not nearly as visible. This will concern people as the year evolves, especially if foodborne illness issues spring up.
3 One Bite at a Time Bite-size is back, although it should've never gone away. In a society where issues of health and weight consume its citizens, bite-size looms as a way to better manage what and when we eat. One of these days, the healthy eating message will resonate with strength in this country and then portion control options are going to take center stage. That's why I see more bite-size opportunities from marketers coming in 2007. It's what Americans want, and they will get it. Whether they gorge themselves on bite-size foods is a whole other issue - but they want it!
http://www.morningcup.net/