Field Reports

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  • Wal-Mart Springs into Events

    Brands provide special "retailtainment" activity
  • Stop & Shop Tests Mi Casa Ethnic Line

    Stop & Shop, Quincy, MA, is rolling out a new private-label line targeted to Hispanic shoppers, the Institute has learned. The 335-store New England grocer, owned by Ahold USA, has been advertising the brand through circulars in select markets since late April.
  • Dollar General Strategic Overview

    Merchandising and marketing highlights from Dollar General's latest 10-K (for the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 2003)
  • Family Dollar Strategic Overview

    Merchandising and marketing highlights from Family Dollar's latest 10-K (for the fiscal year ended Aug. 29, 2002)
  • Dollar Tree Strategic Overview

    Merchandising and marketing highlights from Dollar Tree's latest 10-K (for the year ended Dec. 31, 2002)
  • 99 Cents Only Strategic Overview

    Merchandising and marketing highlights from 99 Cents Only's latest 10-K report (for year ended Dec. 31, 2002)
  • Dollar General Vendor Criteria

    There are many benefits to selling to Dollar General: We offer over 6,000 store fronts, and we ship products from seven distribution centers. We offer growth. In 2002, we opened over 600 stores. We do not ask for slotting allowances or charge you with excessive penalties or fees.
  • Big Lots Strategic Overview

    Merchandising and marketing highlights from Big Lots' latest 10-K (for the fiscal year ended Feb. 1, 2003)
  • On-Premise Report: Let's Get This Party Started

    Traditional promotional tools combined with event marketing drive wine, spirits and beer sales on-premise
  • Philip Morris Wholesale Leaders Program

    The tobacco company in April 2003 unveiled the latest terms in its ongoing retailer discount program.
  • Promotional Allowances in the Spotlight

    Promotional allowances, a practice currently under the public microscope, have always been a bone of contention for food manufacturers.
  • Buydown Restrictions Anger Tobacco Retailers

    Retailers who have joined the Retail Rights organization say they are frustrated by the control that buydown contracts place on their ability to merchandise -- a right that already is severely restricted by the federal government, they point out."One program says there can be only their signs withi