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Grocery giant recalls applesauce over potentially harmful toxin - AOL (opens the original)
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If you recently bought applesauce at ShopRite or any of several other major grocery chains, you may want to check your pantry. Wakefern Food Corp. is recalling select containers of Wholesome Pantry Organic Unsweetened Apple Sauce. The recall comes amid routine testing by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which found elevated levels of patulin, a toxin produced by certain molds. The affected applesauce was distributed through: No illnesses or injuries linked to the recalled product hav
How Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe’s tariff refunds affect shoppers - AOL (opens the original)
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Tariffs raised costs for some of America’s biggest retailers over the past year. That put pressure on companies to raise prices, negotiate with suppliers, or, in some cases, absorb more of the expense themselves. Consumers ultimately felt at least part of that pressure. Federal Reserve researchers found that tariff-related price increases occurred gradually through 2025 rather than in a single sudden jump. Prices for goods imported from China were about 8.5% higher in December 2025 than a year e
Keurig Dr Pepper breakup could reveal the stronger business - AOL (opens the original)
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Keurig Dr Pepper built one company around two very different businesses: a North American beverage operation led by Dr Pepper and a coffee franchise built around Keurig. But it is now preparing to separate them, again, since its merger in 2018. The company plans to split into two publicly traded businesses in early 2027. North American beverage company that will include Dr Pepper and KDP’s other cold-drink brands Global coffee company combining Keurig with JDE Peet’s The separation follows KDP’s
Major alcohol company shrinks workforce by nearly 2,000 - AOL (opens the original)
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A major global alcohol company has reduced its workforce by nearly 2,000 employees as a sweeping restructuring takes hold. The management is also spending heavily to cut costs and generate billions of dollars in cash over the next several years. Diageo, the company behind Guinness, Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff, Don Julio, and Baileys, among others, reported an average of 27,938 full-time-equivalent employees in fiscal 2026, down from 29,860 a year earlier, according to its annual report. That repres
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