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Articles in March 1, 2004 issue of Food & Drink Weekly

• Cuban market opens for U.S. food exports
• Former YUM! Restaurants International chief marketing officer Randy Gier has been tapped to lead the marketing efforts for the Americas Beverages division of Cadbury Schweppes plc as executive vice president-marketing
• A judge has approved a reorganization plan for Aurora Foods Inc. that calls for the maker of Duncan Hines baking mixes and Lender's bagels to merge with Pinnacle Foods Holding Corp
• Miller and Allied Domecq have stopped production and distribution of their joint Ready-to-Drink brands Stolichnaya Citrona and Sauza Diablo, as a result of disappointing sales
• 2003 Ad
• Pepsi Bottling Ventures LLC president and chief executive Rick Poillon plans to retire by the end of 2004
• Golden State Vintners
• Legislation proposed requiring nutrition information on restaurant menus
• Coca Cola Co
• Gatorade has renewed its contract with the National Football League at a value of more than $500 million
• Two independent studies blame obesity problem on food advertising directed at young children
• General Mills
• ERS says estimated cost of COOL outweigh perceived benefits.
• Douglas Daft, the chairman and chief executive of Coca-Cola, has announced that he is to retire by the end of the year, for personal reasons
• EU amends wine labeling registration regulations
• Bunge North America