Battle over Spam rages on Hawaii islands
In Hawaii a market duel unfolds between Spam from Hormel and Danish rival Tulip. Tulip seeks 20 percent market share, touting strong sales and a Hawaii-only rollout. Spam remains dominant, with about 95 percent of local sales while new bacon-flavored variants and redesigned cans target the islands.
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Historic First Bank building now home to Chemistry Heritage
In Philadelphia the former First Bank building near Independence Hall houses the Center for the History of Chemistry, a project of the University of Pennsylvania, the American Chemical Society and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Since 1995 the Chemical Heritage Foundation preserves books, paintings and artifacts tracing alchemy to nylon and the genome, supported by 29 affiliates.
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