2001

Nation’s Food Retail Industry Continues to Expand Specialty Services While Reducing Store Size, According to

Fifth Annual Supplier Diversity Program Presents Exclusive Opportunity for Women and Minority Entrepreneurs at the 2002 FMI Show

U.S. Consumers Buying Fortified Foods, Organic Produce and Prescription Drugs at Nation’s Supermarkets, According to

Superjobmarket.com Launches Online Idea Exchange To Help Food Retailers Share Human Resources Solutions

Food Marketing Institute and National Council of Chain Restaurants Collaborate on Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program

SureBeam® Corporation Becomes a Silver Link Donor to the FMI Foundation

Steve Hilton of Albertson’s Named Chairman of the FMI Foundation Industry Advisory Council

Food Retailers Use Efficiency, Cost Controls and Technology to Achieve Highest Net Profits in Nearly 30 Years

FMI Guide Identifies the Internet as One of the Most Effective and Essential Employee Recruiting Tools, Offers Instruction on Site Creation

Spending on Organic Foods Rises As American Consumers Seek to Balance Health and Nutrition Needs, According to FMI Study

New Research Shows Working Women Spend More for Groceries, Demand Convenience and Have a Greater Interest in Ethnic and Natural Foods

Generations X/Y Seek Convenience and Food-to-Go, Seniors Demand Premium Service and Low Prices, According to Study

Nation’s Food Retailers Urge Congress to Approve Bush Economic Recovery Plan

FMI Leader Calls for Single Federal Agency to Safeguard Food Supply

Technology Management, Emerging News from MIT’s Auto-ID Center and Details of the New Global Commerce Initiative Highlight 2001 e-Business Summit

Revolutionary New Technology Helps Food Retailers Identify and Prevent Organized Retail Theft

Food Retail Industry Expands Contributions to Disaster Relief Effort

Nation’s Food Retailers Unite to Support Disaster Relief Effort; Donation of Food, Money and Emergency Assistance Begins Just Hours After Attack

Supermarkets Remain Fastest Growing Segment of Retail Pharmacy As One-Stop Shopping Opportunity Drives Consumer Demand for In-Store Druggists, According to New FMI Report

Supermarket Industry Supporting Fed Effort to Streamline Rules For Electronic Check Conversion and Returned Check Collection