
Dorothy Gray Satura Not the Same Formula?
A note from one of our BrandlandUSA readers. The eye cream Satura, the last remaining bit of the once leading Dorothy Gray cosmetics company, has apparently returned... Read more.

General Foods Brand to Completely Disappear?
General Foods International Coffees, the last stand of the General Foods brand, might be on its way out. It appears that the coffee’s maker, Kraft, is testing... Read more.

CSPI: U.K. Has Better Fanta, Starburst and Skittles
WASHINGTON – Frankly, we are usually on the side of the junk food purveyors. It is the excess that makes it wrong, not the idea. Like alcohol (and many other... Read more.

Brands of the Southern Lit Novel The Help
Kathryn Stockett’s 2009 novel The Help has been a sensation of a bestseller. It broke through one major literary taboo, namely a white author writing in dialect.... Read more.

Shutting Auto Dealers Caused Job Loss
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Just off the headlines. The massive shutdown of dealers ordered by the Obama administration was a massive failure. Not that you couldn’t... Read more.

Great Brands: Tip Top Tomato Products of Ohio
TIPP CITY, Ohio – Back in the day, there were hundreds of regional tomato brands across the U.S. Canneries were not giant agribusiness, but were instead closer... Read more.

Top Company Museums To Visit This Summer
Take a break and enjoy America’s industrial legacy. And to all those companies that have shut down their factory tours because of some straw men like insurance... Read more.

Seven Totally Archaic Things That Will Survive
am not sure whether copper telephone wires will survive, I am sad about Kodachrome and I wonder about the revival of vinyl records. Will newsweeklies make it? Not... Read more.

YMCA Now the “Y”, But Where is the “C”?
Didn’t most people already call it the Y? Wasn’t the logo already a Y? On the heels of General Motors asking people to start calling Chevy by its full... Read more.

General Motors Jumpstarts AC Delco
There is one type of job you can’t export. The repair man. Companies in recent years have ignored the repair man; before the Great Recession it was almost... Read more.