AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGreek Retail Shift: A new Athens University study says private label is at record levels in Greece, with nearly 4 in 10 items now private label—yet “Made in Greece” remains a key quality signal as shoppers favor domestically made goods. California Recycling Push: Gov. Newsom signed SB 955 to expand bottle-and-can return access and eliminate “dead zones,” aiming to ensure communities can take back 100% of sold containers and collect CRV deposits. Energy Drink Supply Shock: Kroger stopped selling Red Bull at Fry’s stores nationwide, removing displays as the brand runs out of stock while suppliers work on pricing. Airport Food & Drink Experience: Aberdeen International Airport is investing £2.5m to expand post-security retail and food-and-beverage options, including more seating and an enhanced coffee offer. Local Food Culture: Jackson, Tennessee’s Craft on Main returns with 30+ craft beers and artisan vendors, while Pease, Minnesota’s Pease Pickle Fest (Sept. 26) leans hard into pickle-themed food and drinks. Hospitality Expansion: Petros’ Manhattan Beach flagship closed as the group files to open a new speakeasy concept nearby, signaling more Greek-Californian nightlife growth.
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