"THE
ONLY SANITARY CUTTING BOARD YOU CAN USE...
IS THE ONE YOU
DON'T RE-USE!" ™
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• Chop, Dice, Slice... Pitch. Cut & Toss was featured in the June 2000 Better Homes & Gardens magazine edition on page 269. Better Homes & Gardens stated "The disposable cutting boards are sturdy enough to take a chopping, and best of all, you can pitch them (and the salmonella and E. coli) when you're done."Ft. Myers News Press, Ft. Myers, Florida. Article about the disposable cutting boards in the Food Section. Southwest Florida Business Magazine. Article about the Tradewell Group, the Fonda Group and the disposable cutting boards. Naples Daily News, Naples, Florida. Article in Business Section about the Tradewell Group, the Fonda Group and the disposable cutting boards. Marketing Intelligence Magazine. Product Alert Section report. From Information supplied by Fonda. Product has been chosen as one of the Top 10 "Build a Better Mousetrap Award" from a field of 300-400 products. Island Reporter, Sanibel Island, Florida. Article about the disposable cutting boards in Business Section.
THE TOP 10 NEW PRODUCTS OF THE YEAR
The pictured Top Ten new product innovations were chosen by Marketing Intelligence Services, Ltd. from more than 25,000 new product introductions reported in 1998.
Top U.S. New Product Innovations of The Year
The Cold War may be over, but the war on germs and bacteria is just kicking into high gear. A record number of products debuted in 1998 boasting antibacterial properties. One of the most clever was Cut & Toss Disposable Cutting Boards. As the manufacturer notes, "the most sanitary cutting board you can use is the one you don't re-use." More sanitary than wood or plastic cutting boards, Cut & Toss is flexible with fold-up sides which make usage and cleanup a snap.
Marketing Intelligence Service Ltd.- For Immediate Release:
"Build a Better Mousetrap" 1998 New Product Innovations of the Year
Naples, N.Y., December 23, 1998: For the second year in a row, packaged goods firms pumped out more than 25,000 new food, beverage, health & beauty aids, household and pet products, according to Naples, NY-based Marketing Intelligence Service, Ltd., a new product reporting firm.
Truly innovative new products, however, continued to be rare. Just 5.9% of the entries reported by Marketing Intelligence Service in 1998 earned an Innovation Rating. A qualitative measure of new product introductions, Marketing Intelligence Service's Innovation Ratings measure the number of new products that feature breakthrough features or benefits in any one of the following six areas: formulation, positioning, packaging, technology, creating a new market, and merchandising.
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