Food City Brings Back Regional Bread Brand Kern’s
BrandlandUSA reader and freelance writer Lee Gimpel informs us that the Abingdon, Virginia grocery chain Food City has brought back some regional grocery brands... Read more.
Hummer? Good Riddance. Sort of. But Not Actually.
GM is going to get rid of the Hummer. Good riddance! Pretty much. Here’s why BrandlandUSA thinks it isn’t such a bad idea for GM jettison the brand.... Read more.
Delta’s Historic WorldPort, Terminal 3
What’s one of the most historic airport buildings in the world? There are many, including the former Marine Air Terminal at LaGuardia, now the home of the... Read more.
CBS TV’s Password Returns Tonight, from New York
While there is no Allen Ludden, there is still Password. Tonight, a new version of the classic game show premieres. It’s a one-hour version called Million... Read more.
Boned Chicken In a Jar? Where to Find?
We all have the one food, or one brand, we really want from our childhood that is no longer around. Reader Fred McClennan asks BrandlandUSA about boned chicken that... Read more.
Hydrox Cookies Come Back
Thanks to reader David Milch of the New York licensing and marketing firm Perpetual Licensing for alerting us that the Hydrox cookie is back. Hydrox, and its sister... Read more.
Save Duke Gardens at N.J.’s Duke Farms
Today’s Wall Street Journal has a great piece by Jane Garney on Duke Farms, the 2,740 acre estate of Doris Duke, the American Tobacco heiress, and her father,... Read more.
Minneapolis and Detroit Need to Stick Up for Northwest
The Northwest Airlines brand should not disappear. BrandlandUSA believes that Minneapolis and Detroit (and anyone who loves and values American history) should not... Read more.
Anyone Hear From The Toni Twins?
What happened to home perm maker Toni and those famous Toni twins? Toni was synonymous with home permanents, and their advertising was all over game shows in the... Read more.
Birdwell’s Beach Britches. Learn From Them.
It’s Memorial Day Weekend. A time to celebrate America. And what brand epitomizes the spirit of this country better than Birdwells. Made in Orange County,... Read more.