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Deli/Bakery Ops Review 2008

June 1, 2008

Progressive Grocer Deli/Bakery Operations Review 2008

Profits are getting shaved back, but other, more positive forces in the market have grocery deli execs anticipating higher sales in 2008. In-store bakery execs expect sales growth in 2008 -- but with costs up and profits down, they're also trying to offset margin pressure by raising retails or reducing sizes and product portions. In this 10-page expanded .pdf featuring in-depth reports on both the deli and bakery sections, department execs weigh in on such pressing topics as sales performance, issues of concern, and most popular items/production methods. Featuring exclusive PG market research, the reports include a combined 23 charts, including many not in the print issue. Published June 1, 2008. To purchase the report, click here.


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