Publix Super Markets
Data: North America
- Location: Lakeland, Fla.
- Top Executive: Ed Crenshaw, president
- Corporate Stores: 925
- Sales in $ Billions: 23.0 est.
- Date FY Ended: 12/29/07
- Website: www.publix.com
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Publix Extends Ad Campaign Targeting West Indian Consumers
Publix Super Markets has extended its Independence Day print and radio ad campaign in South Florida, in an effort to target shoppers from the Bahamas, Barbados, Haiti, Jamaica and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
Labor Issues Helps Industry's Political Support
The increasing likelihood of a pro-labor agenda in the next Congress is helping shape the industry's political contributions this election cycle. Right now there is a tremendous amount of concern in the industry as well as in the entire business community about having enough votes to sustain filibusters in the Senate in the next Congress on key issues that are going to come up from what
Florida Eyes Crop Damage From Floods
Tropical Storm Fay flooded large parts of Florida's Atlantic coast last week, raising concerns among state officials that it could damage crops as it slowly rolled through the northern half of the state. We do need water we have been in a three-year drought but we don't like that much water at one time, said Kevin Morgan, director of agricultural policy for the Florida Farm Bureau in Tallahassee.
Bad Hair Days
Hair care is hurting. Due to the sluggish economy, shoppers aren't spending as much on shampoo, conditioner and styling products. Only select consumers are continuing to shell out cash for salon-grade sundries. Some are willing to pay slightly more for items with functional features like straighteners, anti-frizz ingredients and curl enhancers, but only if they offer conveniences they don't want to
Bad Hair Days
Hair care is hurting. Due to the sluggish economy, shoppers aren't spending as much on shampoo, conditioner and styling products. Only select consumers are continuing to shell out cash for salon-grade sundries. Some are willing to pay slightly more for items with functional features like straighteners, anti-frizz ingredients and curl enhancers, but only if they offer conveniences they don't want to
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