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 XXL : QuicklyFind Info
XXL is a clothing size that generally means Extra Extra Large.
XXL itself is not a particularly standard size as if does not indicate a standard measurement, but is usually to the discretion of manufacturers to allocate sizes.
www.quicklyfind.com /info/XXL.htm

  
 International News on Genetic Engineering in Agriculture - 2000/07/02
LONDON, England, June 22, 2000 (ENS) - One of the largest British supermarket chains has announced plans to switch to organic food at no extra cost to consumers.
The supermarket chain Iceland, which has 760 stores, said last week it is buying almost 40 percent of the world's organic vegetables in a nine million pound (US$13.5 million) decision to replace conventionally grown food in its frozen food fridges.
Participants were asked: "Do you think that the supermarket that you or the main shopper in your household normally shop at should ensure that all their food products are free of pesticide residues, or not?" Eighty five percent said yes.
www.safe-food.org /-news/2000-07-02.html   (1952 words)

  
 Iceland
Iceland is to spend £8m a year providing organic produce in its stores at no extra cost to the consumer, and will stock only organic vegetables by October.
Iceland is to acquire Booker, the cash and carry group, in a £326m all-share deal, and the combined group will aim to achieve cost savings of £50m within two years.
Iceland is planning to launch internet and TV shopping services later this year, and is also positioning itself as the UK's ethical food retailer by removing genetically modified ingredients and artificial colours and flavours.
www.ukbusinesspark.co.uk /icelanda.htm   (566 words)

  
 Eurofood: Iceland: organic food at mass market prices? - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
UK frozen food supermarket chain Iceland, announced on 14 June its decision to invest 8m [pounds sterling] (12.04m [European Dollar]) a year on the introduction of a range of organic food into its supermarkets.
The supermarket chain intends to reduce profit margins on its organic food range, which other supermarkets are often loathe to do.
Thanks to the 8m [pounds sterling] investment plan, which will absorb all extra costs, the price of organic food at Iceland can be lowered to that of non-organics, making them accessible to people of all income brackets, the group said.
www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0DQA/is_2000_June_22/ai_63581903   (524 words)

  
 Cycling in Iceland
In 2004 I bought an extra film (Kodak Gold 200 asa 36 Exposure) which cost me ISK 860.
Icelandic vegetation is too vulnerable, and it might cost nature years to restore the damage made by bicycle tyres.
Icelandic cardrivers are advised to do them in groups, and only when they have a radio-transmitter on board.
home.wanadoo.nl /erens/icecycle.htm   (6877 words)

  
 Friends of the Earth: Press Release: INQUIRY DEMANDED INTO ORGANIC PRICES
The news follows the announcement last week from supermarket chain Iceland that it would be selling an expanded range of organic food at no extra cost.
But FOE found that in some cases supermarkets are charging the consumer double or even triple the price that the producer gets at the farm gate for organic produce.
FOE has written to the Competition Commission urging them to investigate supermarket pricing of organic foods as part of their Inquiry into the behaviour of the retail giants.
www.foe.co.uk /resource/press_releases/20000621063052.html   (701 words)

  
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Consumer : Iceland issues challenge over non-GM meat Source: Belfast News Letter SUPERMARKET chain Iceland yesterday announced that all its livestock for meat production would be reared on a non-GM diet from September - and urged the industry's larger companies to follow its lead.
More recently it succeeded in producing its own brand GM-free reared poultry by purchasing 6,000 tonnes of non-GM soya meal to help its suppliers become non-GM at no extra cost to the consumer.
Bill Wadsworth, technical director for Iceland, said: "We have been trying to make our animal feed non-GM for some time but it has been an uphill battle because of the reluctance of some elements of the supply chain to meet the demands of our customers.
www.connectotel.com /gmfood/nr240200.txt   (266 words)

  
 UK SUPERMARKET CHAIN TAKES ORGANIC LEAD
ne of the largest British supermarket chains has announced plans to switch to organic food at no extra cost to consumers.
Supermarket chain Iceland has bought up nearly 40% of the world's organic vegetable crop to meet growing demand from customers.
Iceland's managing director, Russell Ford, said it was a long-term investment prompted by a survey suggesting that three out of four customers would prefer to buy organic goods if they were cheaper than current prices.
www.ecomall.com /greenshopping/iceland.htm   (266 words)

  
 CNN.com - FBI raids supermarket chain in Virgin Islands - October 23, 2001
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A supermarket chain and other businesses in the U.S. Virgin Islands owned by a Palestinian immigrant were raided Tuesday by federal agents, and search warrants were executed.
Plaza Extra is among the biggest chains of groceries in the Virgin Islands and has a large number of Arab or Middle Eastern employees.
Curtis Canton, who owns a business near one of the groceries in Charlotte Amalie, said the store was closed and blocked off, with agents escorting some of the employees out of the building.
www.cnn.com /2001/US/10/23/inv.virginisland.raid/index.html   (266 words)

  
 List of supermarkets - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
K-Kauppa, includes Cassa, K Extra, K Pikkolo, K Market, K Supermarket and K Citymarket, part of Kesko Oyj
Northern (chain of supermarkets operated by the Northwest Company in remote towns in Canada, Alaska, and Greenland)
Miracle Mart (defunct Ontario supermarkets owned by Steinberg's...absorbed by AandP Canada in 1996 and converted to Dominion stores)
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_supermarkets   (519 words)

  
 IBM to test people-sniffing tech in UK supermarket chain The Register
Footprints is going into trial this year in an un-named British supermarket chain, but we bet it's Safeway.
The "Footprints" system equips the supermarket (or any other location you might fancy) with arrays of thermal sensors, which then track the movements of individual consumers throughout the store.
On its own, Footprints provides a picture of the routes people take when going round a supermarket, so the layout can be modified in order to make their shopping lives easier.
www.theregister.co.uk /000309-000006.html   (519 words)

  
 List of supermarkets
K-Kauppa, includes Cassa, K Extra, K Pikkolo, K Market, K Supermarket and K Citymarket, part of Kesko Oyj
For full list, see Supermarkets in the United Kingdom
For full list, see Supermarkets in the United States
www.worldhistory.com /wiki/l/list-of-supermarkets.htm   (519 words)

  
 The CHUD.COM Message Boards - THE NEW WORLD Theatrical Trailer
"Sarah Green said New Line has agreed to release an extended cut of the film to DVD [...] I checked with New Line publicity and it's true: there will be an extra-long version of Terrence Malick's The New World on the DVD.
But on it's own merits, The New World is a decent film, thoughtful and (though not entirely even) respectful of it's characters.
"The New World" is set in 1608-1616 mostly on the Virginia shore near Jamestown.
www.chud.com /forums/printthread.php?t=81788   (4539 words)

  
 Artrm.com : List of Supermarkets, Australia, Austria, Belgium
K-Kauppa, includes Cassa, K Extra, K Pikkolo, K Market, K supermarket and K Citymarket, part of Kesko Oyj
Pão de Açúcar - owned by Auchan, no longer related to the Brazilian supermarket with the same name
For full list, see supermarkets in the United States
www.artrm.com /retail/list-of-supermarkets   (434 words)

  
 an-06-20-00-01.txt
Britain has been cited as saying that the measures would not entail any extra burden on its slaughter houses as strict controls are already in place.
The company will be the second UK transgenics company to be listed after PPL Therapeutics and is hoping to raise around 10 million pounds ($15.13 million), part of which will be used to set up its manufacturing facility and is expected to valued at 60 million pounds.
Countries with a high risk of mad cow disease such as Britain and Portugal would have to remove a long list of cattle tissues, and others, deemed to be low-risk, would have a shorter list of cattle parts to ban.
archives.foodsafetynetwork.ca /animalnet/2000/6-2000/an-06-20-00-01.txt   (3867 words)

  
 Metro Future Store - Special Report Overview
Metro operates more than 2,300 retail stores in 28 countries, including supermarkets, hypermarkets, department stores, home improvement stores, and consumer electronics stores under the Cash and Carry, Real, Extra, Media Market, Praktiker, and Galeria Kaufhof banners.
To an external observer it appears to be just an average, modern supermarket with some high-tech gadgetry and a few aisles of DVD's and CD's thrown in.
METRO AG is Germany's largest retailer and the fifth largest retailer in the world.
www.spychips.com /metro/overview.html   (534 words)

  
 BigBrotherAwards Germany 2003 -- Consumer Protection
In their "Future Store", a supermarket of the "Extra" chain in Rheinberg near Duisburg (opened in April 2003 with a well-advertised event featuring Claudia Schiffer), the Metro Group are trialling the use of transponders or so-called RFIDs ("Radio Frequency Identification" devices).
Supermarket assistant Gerd J., now out of work because he hasn't got his toilet times under control, is at the filling station.
As the RFID in the chewing gum package in his jacket has not been destroyed at the supermarket, he is identified as a chewing gum user, and while he is waiting for his car to be filled he is shown a video advertising other chewing gum brands.
www.bigbrotherawards.de /en/2003/.cop   (1617 words)

  
 Sun Microsystems - About Sun - Success Stories
Although Ocado has not yet needed the additional CPU capacity, as the company continues to grow, the extra power will be readily available, without the need to invest in additional hardware or system upgrades.
Ocado is a revolutionary online supermarket, designed to change consumers' shopping habits and make supermarket shopping a quick and easy, stress-free and enjoyable experience.
As the extra power is only paid for when it is used, Ocado has a system that it can scale up to meet its needs, without paying for system power that it doesn't require all the time - thus providing a cost-effective, scalable solution to cope with increases in demand.
uk.sun.com /sunnews/success/retail/97.html   (1409 words)

  
 List of supermarkets - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Extra Supermarket (Branches now merged with Delhaize Group, changed to Food Lion)
Action Supermarkets Queensland/Northern NSW/Western Australia - owned by Metcash, being converted to Woolworths or Supa IGA
Tesco Lotus Supermarket (Branches now changed to Tarad Tesco Lotus)
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_supermarkets   (931 words)

  
 BBC - Hereford and Worcester Features - Plans for Cripplegate Park
He added that works to extend the car park have been brought forward to ensure the additional revenue generated can be available to meet the estimated £32,000 extra cost of maintaining the improved parks.
The extra revenue generated by the additional car parking will be used to meet the estimated £32,000 extra cost of maintaining the improved parks
Almost a decade ago the council had to scrap plans to redevelop Cripplegate Park and siting a supermarket in the area had to be abandoned following a public outcry.
www.bbc.co.uk /herefordandworcester/features/2004/02/cripplegate.shtml   (931 words)

  
 Irwin Bank Announces New Loan Center in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania
The Bank operates through its main office, six branch offices, a loan center, and a trust office as well as through four supermarket branches under the name "Irwin Bank Extra." The Bank's main office, full service branch offices, loan center, trust office and supermarket branches are located in the Pennsylvania counties of Westmoreland and Allegheny.
Irwin Bank & Trust Company was incorporated in 1922 under the laws of Pennsylvania as a commercial bank under the name "Irwin Savings & Trust Company." The Bank engages in a full service mortgage, commercial and consumer banking business, as well as trust and a variety of deposit services provided to its customers.
Irwin Bank last opened a full-service branch location in downtown Greensburg in the Pennsylvania Commons Building at 20 North Pennsylvania Avenue, on September 15, 2004.
www.amex.com /newsDetails/CmnNewsDet.jsp?id=XpressFeed_NewsDetails_1113578597865.html   (371 words)

  
 Busking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Popular busking spots tend to be public places with large volumes of foot traffic, such as shopping malls (although this is often not permitted), exterior supermarket thoroughfares, subway/metro stations, and busy sidewalks or civic squares.
Children may busk to earn some extra pocket-money, and to practice their talent in front of an audience.
Some otherwise unemployed people may busk during the day to earn extra money.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Busking   (785 words)

  
 Food Lion - Psychology Central
Food Lion's main concept is provided around building small, convenient supermarkets for its customers, featuring "extra low prices" on name brand and private label merchandise.
In 2004, Food Lion closed some of its stores throughout the country, as the "Extra Low Prices" model it created was showing signs of weakness, as Wal-Mart Supercenters began operating throughout its trade area.
Food Lion, in some of these towns, is the only supermarket serving such a community.
psychcentral.com /psypsych/Bloom_(store)   (931 words)

  
 brandchannel.com Sobeys Inc Supermarket Brands Retail Space brands brand branding news
Bill McEwan, president and CEO of Sobeys, says he is confident the conversions will go well because of the company's recently-acquired experience in changing its IGA Garden Market stores in Ontario to Sobeys and its Sobeys stores in Quebec, a predominantly French-speaking province, to IGA Extra.
The embarrassment of riches was a result of its 1999 purchase of the Oshawa Group, a much larger firm with brands such as IGA, IGA Garden Market, IGA Extra, Price Chopper, Food Town, Knechtel, Marché Bonichoix and Les Marchés Tradition under its umbrella.
Noels notes there is an advantage to Sobeys as the only national grocer to have a single banner across the country.
www.brandchannel.com /features_profile.asp?pr_id=168   (1497 words)

  
 List of supermarkets - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch
K-Kauppa, includes Cassa, K Extra, K Pikkolo, K Market, K Supermarket and K Citymarket, part of Kesko Oyj
For full list, see Supermarkets in the United States
For full list, see Supermarkets in the United Kingdom
encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /list_of_supermarkets.htm   (504 words)

  
 Barbacoa: The Magic of Barbacoa
Fortunately, for those who may not live near a barbacoa outlet, or who want that extra kiss of smoke, there is a safe and easy method of producing traditional barbacoa at home with familiar supermarket cuts of meat.
There is a safe and easy method of producing traditional barbacoa at home with familiar supermarket cuts of meat.
In this country barbacoa is often prepared with parts from the head of a cow, such as the cheeks.
www.lomexicano.com /barbacoa.htm   (1458 words)

  
 Yoga Journal : Online Extra : Home Page - Extra material from our magazine.
Get it now at your local quality bookstore or supermarket.
Pankaj Mishra: When I was writing it, the audience wasn't clear, but I realized that the audience would share some of my concerns-otherwise the book would bewilder the reader.
Outtakes from our interview with Pankaj Mishra, author of "An End to Suffering: The Buddha in the World" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2004).
www.yogajournal.com /extra/1545_1.cfm?ctsrc=rel1546   (631 words)

  
 Artrm.com : List of Supermarkets, Australia, Austria, Belgium
K-Kauppa, includes Cassa, K Extra, K Pikkolo, K Market, K supermarket and K Citymarket, part of Kesko Oyj
Pão de Açúcar - owned by Auchan, no longer related to the Brazilian supermarket with the same name
Miracle Food Mart/Miracle Ultra Mart (defunct Ontario supermarkets owned by Steinberg's)
www.artrm.com /retail/list-of-supermarkets   (434 words)

  
 Crikey Website - Tension below the surface at Coles Myer
Coles Myer management's plans to merge the buying teams in the Coles and Bi-Lo supermarket are just the start of a far-reaching set of changes in the company's most important division that are damaging staff morale and causing an enormous rise in stress levels for harried executives and staff.
Coles management is intent of boosting every cent of extra profit they can get from the higher traffic levels flowing from the petrol offer.
The idea years ago behind buying Bi Lo (which was an Adelaide-based low cost supermarket chain) was to stop Woolworths getting it, and then to sit it under the price level of Coles Supermarkets to take on the then strong Franklins chain which was operating on a gross margin of less than 3c.
www.crikey.com.au /articles/2004/09/12-0001.html   (1467 words)

  
 No Bags, Thanks! - Features - The Lab - Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Gateway to Science
If you don't want to take your bags back to the supermarket to use again next time you buy your groceries, there are a multitude of ways you can use them around the house, limited only by your imagination.
As well as making them more suitable for reuse, it is hoped that the extra cost associated with their production and supply will prevent retailers giving the higher quality bags away, making their use a more expensive option for consumers.
Australians use around 6 billion plastic bags per year, 3.3 billion of which are supermarket plastic bags.
www.abc.net.au /science/features/bags   (2052 words)

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