Food wholesalers industry

Article Abstract:

The gross domestic product (GDP) for the US is expected to expand at a rate of 2.5% in 1998, and GDP is also forecast to expand in 1999 and through the years 2001-2003, also. The food wholesalers industry will have decent sales and earnings for this period, although the competition among wholesaless is not expected to abate. There are few timely stocks in this industry, but some may be of interest to conservative investors.

Groceries, general line, Groceries Wholesale, General Line Grocery Wholesalers, Finance, Grocery industry, Grocery stores, Food distributors, Fleming Companies Inc., Nash Finch Co., SUPERVALU Inc., SYSCO Corp., FLM, NAFC, SVU, SYY, Richfood Holdings Inc., George Weston Foods Ltd., RFH, US FOODSERVICE Inc.

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"Healthy" foods that may fool you

Article Abstract:

Fish, pasta, and olive oil may not provide as many health benefits as previously thought. Fish does not seem to prevent heart disease any better when eaten several times a week. Pasta can be high in calories, and olive oil is not better than polyunsaturated oil.

Health aspects, Pasta products, Fish as food, Fish (Food product), Olive oil

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Over the top at Victoria Falls

Article Abstract:

Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, offers visitors a variety of activities to do in the water. Descriptions of the activities, which include hang gliding, bungee jumping, boogie boarding, white-water rafting and riding elephants, are given.

Zimbabwe, Description and travel, Waterfalls, Victoria Falls

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