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Chuck Ulie

Chuck Ulie

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Editor, CSP Magazine

Chicago

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Total articles 1187

  • Dry January gives boost to nonalcoholic beverage offerings

    By Chuck Ulie Verified| Supermarket News Verified Between growing health concerns and Dry January, the number of nonalcoholic beverages from which to choose is increasing. Molson Coors, which has said it wants to become a total beverage company and “continues to look for new ways to connect with consumers on more occasions,” has grown its portfolio of nonalcoholic offerings in the U.S. market over the past few years. Now, the company said the plan is working.

    By Chuck Ulie Verified · Supermarket News

    Jan. 10, 2025

  • GLP-1 drugs are ‘the beginning of a revolution,’ new report says

    By Chuck Ulie Verified| Supermarket News Verified GLP-1 drugs initially used to treat diabetes—and now also are used to help lose weight—are “having a profound impact on how consumers allocate their food and beverage and nonfood spending,” a new report from Chicago-based market research firm Circana said. Circana added that it believes the industry is at an “inflection point” in how these drugs, which include Ozempic, Wegovy and Saxenda, will shape spending patterns in the future.

    By Chuck Ulie Verified · Supermarket News

    Jan. 08, 2025

  • Dry January gives boost to nonalcoholic beverage offerings

    By Chuck Ulie Verified| Supermarket News Verified Between growing health concerns and Dry January, the number of nonalcoholic beverages from which to choose is increasing. Molson Coors, which has said it wants to become a total beverage company and “continues to look for new ways to connect with consumers on more occasions,” has grown its portfolio of nonalcoholic offerings in the U.S. market over the past few years. Now, the company said the plan is working.

    By Chuck Ulie Verified · Supermarket News

    Jan. 10, 2025

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CSP Magazine

Chicago, Illinois, United States

+1 312-876-0004