Sentences with phrase «with leading supermarket»

Premier blended smoothie brand JUS by Julie has announced a partnership with leading supermarket distributor of fresh and organic refrigerated products, Albert's Organics, for national distribution and preferred beverage distribution in Metro New York City.

The company considers itself one of the leaders in organic produce distribution thanks to its long - term relationships with leading supermarket chains.

We have been in contact with leading supermarkets and florists to ask them to improve the wording on bouquets that contain lilies, and I would ask you to consider what you can do immediately to help warn people about the dangers of lilies.

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Plus, if online grocery shopping becomes the norm — and with Amazon leading the charge, it's seemingly only a matter of time — those impulse purchases of Hershey's bars, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, Twizzlers and the other candies, mints and chewing gum Hershey sells in supermarket checkout lanes will slowly begin to disappear.

Founded in 1978 in Austin, Whole Foods Market is the leading natural and organic foods supermarket with sales of $ 16 billion in 2016.

Alibaba's investment in Tmall supermarket, along with the inclusion of loss - making Lazada, weighed on the company's core commerce margins in the second quarter, Jefferies & Co. analysts led by Jessie Guo wrote Friday.

The company, founded in 1980, has more than 160 stores in the US and is the world's leading natural and organic foods supermarket - and with stores also in Britain and Canada there is potential for its gluten - free baked goods to spread even further.

A new bakehouse to be used exclusively to make gluten - free products for those with special dietary needs has been opened by US - based natural and organic supermarket Whole Foods Market, giving the company a lead in providing fresh...

One very effective way to deal with unwanted and distracting odors is by purifying the air and reducing the contaminants that lead to odors in a restaurant or supermarket.

Available in three varieties, including Olive Oil / White Cheddar, Avocado Oil / Sea Salt and Coconut Oil / Sea Salt, Real Thin Pop arrives at leading grocery stores and supermarkets nationwide this month with a suggested retail price of $ 3.99 per 4.15 - ounce bag.

But chief executive Darren De Bortoli said the biggest threat to his business - as well as other winemakers - was not the rising dollar, which was making exports uncompetitive, nor the power of the two leading supermarket chains, but the «rorting» of the WET tax rebate by small uneconomic growers who are flooding the market with cheap loss - making wine.

Mr Cousins endorses Woolworths» plan to cut grocery prices, boost service in supermarkets and improve its private label range to better compete with Aldi, but says the investments will lead to a significant earnings rebase as food and liquor margins fall from 8 per cent to at least 6 per cent.

In the months leading up to Easter, the supermarkets are stocked to the hilt with a certain fondant - filled chocolate.

Earlier this year, the group claimed it had negotiated a deal with Tesco, Britain's leading supermarket, to ensure farmers got more money for their milk.

Ahold USA, the parent company of Stop & Shop New England, Stop & Shop New York Metro, Giant Carlisle and Giant Landover with nearly 770 supermarkets in 13 states, along with Peapod, the nation's leading online grocery shopping and delivery service, announced it is eliminating the lifelong confinement of pigs in cages from its supply chain.

With an ever expanding portfolio of some 100 suppliers around the world, Gomez is one of the country's largest produce companies, servicing both the leading supermarkets and non-multiple customers.

Identification of leading brands for each item was done in consultation with the Retail World Annual Report 2015, and the closest comparable supermarket brand items were selected accordingly.

Cussons now has 40 per cent of the local baby food market, on par with that of global market leader Heinz, and a leading share of the organic yoghurt market, which is evolving from a niche product sold at a premium in health food stores into an affordable mainstream product available in major supermarkets.

Commodore works with leading food processors and supermarkets to help them increase operational efficiencies, improve the look of their product, and lower overall costs.

The second leading supermarket chain decided to work directly with African tea groups and co-operatives to develop its own «Fairly Traded» scheme.

Our full grocery basket consisted of 33 items, 28 of which were packaged products, either leading brand or comparable supermarket brand / budget brand options (including beef mince, chicken breast fillets and eggs), with five fresh fruit and veg items (apples, bananas, broccoli, carrots and potatoes) completing the list.

A striking aesthetic was created using spot gloss varnish and matt UV varnish — Graphic Packaging International created frozen food packaging container with a «bistro» feel for this UK leading supermarket.

With nourish ® having seen substantial increases in distribution through Australia's leading grocery retailers, Coles and Woolworths, in the past 12 months, BPMG CEO Mr Silvio Morelli said the increased availability of nourish ® would be a win not only for consumers but for supermarkets as well.

The kitchen leads to the rear balcony with views of the hills and immediate vicinity (the nearby supermarket is in view):

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Concerns about the climate effects of consuming food transported from distant locations has also led Tesco, the leading U.K. supermarket chain, to label products with their carbon footprint — indicating the greenhouse gas contribution of food items from the farm to supermarket shelf.

With a British supermarket banning neonicotinoid use on its own brand produce, and temporary bands in France and Germany leading to a rebounding of bee numbers, the push for a Global ban on neonicotinoids looks set to continue gathering momentum.

Represented a national supermarket chain in connection with emergency litigation that led to the favorable resolution of a shopping center lease restrictive covenant dispute with a major national discount store chain;

Leading the provision of legal advice at Germany's largest supermarket corporation Edeka, Dr Hubertus Nölting is one of the most outstanding in - house lawyers in the region by virtue of his managerial and legal expertise — and whose remit is concerned with ensuring all legal risks are mitigated to ensure the smooth navigation of the business through its complex and varied challenges.

This leads to a true life scenario where, say, I'm at the supermarket, and after fumbling with my Watch for 20 seconds or so I tell myself, «I guess I don't really need to see my shopping list right now.»

Leading family owned grocery wholesaler in the Midwest with over $ 600 million annual sales and client base of over 3,000 independent supermarket stores and chains, convenience stores and gas stations.

Waitrose, Carson, IA May 2012 — Present Supermarket Assistant • Welcome customers as they arrive at the supermarket / department and inquire into their purpose of visit • Provide customers with information on where their choice of products are located • Assist customers in locating items and provide them with information on prices and expiry dates • Demonstrate product features and provide warrantee information • Lead customers through payment procedures by processing cash and credit card payments • Pack purchases in paper bags and assist customers in carrying them to their vehicles • Arrange for purchases to be delivered to customers» offices and homes • Provide aftersales services by calling up customers and asking them if their purchases are working properly • Take and service requests for exchanges and returns by strictly following company policies • Handle stocking and restocking activities, keeping the 4Ps of marketing in mind • Ascertain that the department and assigned shelf areas are kept cleaned and maintained at all times

Turning over in excess of # 100m, they supply household name supermarkets with market leading products.