Stater Bros. Markets has partnered with Mercatus and Swish Brand Experiences to launch a product sampling program for online grocery shoppers, according to a Monday announcement. The initiative allows ...

Since before social media, product sampling was already intuitively social. From grocery store tasting trays to department store perfume reps- sampling has been a great way for brands to connect with ...

Where do we sign up? While Amazon has officially ended its sample box program, there are still plenty of free goodies to score. Shoppers can get their hands on free samples of snacks, beauty products, ...

KANSAS CITY — Entrepreneurs have awaited the return of in-store sampling, long regarded as a valuable tool for driving brand awareness and reaching new consumers. But over the past year as the ...

How would you like to get free products from Amazon? It may sound like an online shopper’s dream, but it’s a reality! Amazon has an entire program dedicated to connecting its customers with new ...

USDA Food Safety & Inspection Service (FSIS) is announcing changes it will make in its procedures for Listeria monocytogenes(Lm) product sampling programs in ready-to-eat meat and poultry products.

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Mass Connections and In-Store Broadcasting Network said they're planning a nationwide rollout of a program that combines point-of-sale audio announcements with in-store sampling ...

LOS ANGELES, March 22, 2004 – With the expansion of the Los Angeles Times’ “Local Community Values” preprint advertising and product sample distribution program, advertisers can now target ...

It would be intuitive to think that companies in the business of providing product samples to consumers on behalf of consumer brands and retailers would have been largely upended by the Covid pandemic ...

It's normally a bad thing when companies take freebies away, but you might not mind quite so much in this case. Amazon is ending a Product Sampling program that sent free samples of cosmetics, protein ...

“A picture is worth a thousand words,” the old adage says. In foodservice sales, a sample is worth a thousand pictures. There is nothing like tasting, smelling, touching or feeling a product to ...