Canada's Largest Bakery Officially Open For Business

September 30, 2011 Maple Leaf Foods Inc.

Maple Leaf Foods celebrated the official opening of Canada's largest commercial bakery in Hamilton, Ontario producing a variety of delicious fresh bakery products for Canadians to enjoy. This 385,000 square foot "Trillium" bakery benefits from efficient design flow and best-in-class technologies. Hamilton Mayor Bob Bratina and David Adames, President of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, joined Michael McCain, President and CEO of Maple Leaf Foods to offer remarks during the opening ceremony.

B2B Online Classifieds Designed To Improve Baking Industry's Spare Parts Dilemma

September 30, 2011 Hiller Media LLC

With the support of Baking Equipment Manufacturers Allied (BEMA), Baking Industry Forum (BIF), and other key baking players, Baker's Exchange will launch its newest baking industry service platform Marketplace to over 26,000 baking industry professionals at All Things Baking 2011 on October 2nd in Chicago, IL.

ABA: Is Tray Loss Costing Your Company $$$?

September 30, 2011 American Bakers Association

According to a series of surveys over the last 10 years, tray loss costs the wholesale baking industry approximately $100 million annually. Add dairy and the soft drink industry, and that total jumps to $300 million. ABA has been working with its members and industry partners on solutions to this serious problem and significant progress is being made.

Peapod By GIANT Introduces Online Shopping & Delivery To Greater Philadelphia

September 30, 2011 Peapod

Peapod, the country's leading online grocer, today announced the introduction of Peapod by GIANT service to Philadelphia, Delaware and Southern Montgomery, PA Counties. The online service offers grocery delivery to residents and businesses in Greater Philadelphia with the same quality they know and love from GIANT Food Stores.

South Carolina Grocery Chains Choosing To Keep Their Self-Checkout Lines

At least two regional grocery-store chains are scaling back their self-checkout lines, but the trend has yet to affect major Upstate grocers, representatives say. Spokesmen for Ingles, Bi-Lo and Publix say they want to continue giving shoppers a choice in how they pay.