Labatt USA Partners with Inmar Intelligence on National “Buy Beer, Get Gear” Program

Labatt USA has partnered with Inmar Intelligence, a data-driven technology company, to launch Buy Beer, Get Gear, a rewards program powered by a flexible technology platform that supports personalized engagement and national reach. Now live, the program lets consumers upload their receipts from any retailer to earn points redeemable for seasonal merchandise.
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Category Trends: Snacks

Snacking Has Changed — Are You Keeping Up? Shoppers aren’t grazing like they used to. They’re picking snacks based on price, health, portion, and purpose — and they’re more selective than ever. Healthier doesn’t have to mean bland. Affordable doesn’t have to mean poor quality. And if a snack doesn’t fit the moment, the budget, or their lifestyle choices, it’s not making it on the list. 
Get Clear on DSCSA Data Duties

Who’s Sending the Data? Understanding Dropshipments Under DSCSA

When it comes to complying with Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) regulations, understanding how a product moves through the supply chain—and who’s responsible for sending the serialized data—can be complex. This is particularly true with dropshipments, where products do not follow the traditional manufacturer → wholesaler → retailer path. Let’s break down the difference between direct purchase dropshipments and wholesaler dropshipments, and why understanding this is crucial for data flow under DSCSA.
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The Strategic Advantage of a Clearinghouse with GS1 Experts on Staff

Navigating GS1 Standards can be challenging—especially for companies new to supply chain logistics or expanding into new sales channels. A clearinghouse that employs GS1-certified experts provides a crucial advantage by bridging the gap between compliance and commercial success. What is a Clearinghouse’s Role? Clearinghouses often act as intermediaries that validate, format, and distribute product and financial data between manufacturers and retailers. They help with:
2025 Workplace Culture:  Why Flexibility Matters Most

Workplace Culture 2025: Why Flexibility Defines the Future of Work

Workplace culture is evolving faster than ever. Employees are redefining what a “good workplace” looks like, and it’s clear that flexible work environments are no longer a perk — they’re an expectation. Our Flexible Workplace Survey 2025, which surveyed 1,000 U.S. employees across generations, genders, and regions, uncovered key insights about hybrid work, remote work, return-to-office (RTO) policies, and what truly drives employee engagement and satisfaction. One finding stands out: workplace flexibility is non-negotiable.
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The Hidden Cost of CPG Chargebacks: What Manufacturers Overlook

Chargebacks and deductions have become an unavoidable reality for Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) manufacturers. On the surface, they may appear to be small, manageable line items. But beneath that surface lies a series of hidden costs—financial, operational, and relational—that quietly erode profitability. Industry studies estimate that deductions account for 5–15% of gross sales in the CPG sector, yet many manufacturers underestimate how much these “small” deductions really cost their business.