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Supermarkets - Legal & Regulatory Developments 2004

DateFeb, 2004
Pages14
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Abstract:
 Everyone continues to await whether the sex discrimination suit against Wal-Mart gets class action status. The discovery process made it clear that the magnitude of dollars and people involved is enormous. It also
heightened sensitivity among other retailers and underscored that passivity was no longer acceptable management—especially in view of earlier settlements by leading industry players.

The federal government found plenty of time to irk manufacturers and retailers alike with high-cost potential legislation designed for ‘consumer protection and enlightenment.’ The bills included Country of Origin Labeling, trans fats labeling guidelines and food serving size on labels.

Regulators also took a closer look at accounting transparency after the Ahold scandal…and of course, slotting fees.









Table of contents:
 Wal-Mart and sex discrimination
Kmart indictments, Fleming contract
Wal-Mart sex discrimination suit
Slotting fees still in question
Accounting Transparency
Trans Fatty Acids Now on Labels
Basics: Country of Origin Labeling
Wal-Mart: Women and ‘class action’
Whole Foods: Organic certification
Packaging Legislation Battle
Wal-Mart class action hearing
COOL confrontation continues
SEC investigations continue
Revisiting slotting fees
Food labeling debate at FDA
More transparent accounting
State-run stores for underserved areas




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