1.   A new consumer product must be introduced with a suitable advertising campaign to arouse an interest in it.

2.   But Mr Ringler says management plans to expand the remaining businesses by capitalizing on current industry trends and introducing new products.

3.   The company has had a successful year and hopes to maintain its momentum by introducing new products.

4.   However, a policy of introducing new products, expanding in international markets and strict cost control had paid off eventually, it added.

5.   New products are introduced every quarter to give the sales force fresh impetus.

6.   Although he had no plans to introduce hardware products, he was going to focus on the new version of Mac OS X.

7.   Analysts had criticized Schipke for failing to increase sales by introducing new products or making acquisitions.

8.   Analysts say Kellogg must introduce new products that attract new cereal eaters.

9.   And chewing tobacco and snuff are not sold in the jail commissaries, nor are there plans to introduce those products.

10.   And there is little doubt that cigarette producers will seek to introduce such products if Congress adopts tobacco legislation.