Sentence examples for distributing groceries from inspiring English sources

But this new way of distributing groceries to customers will challenge Ocado, with its fleets of delivery vans.

The sceptics' argument that taking on Tesco et al by distributing groceries from huge automated warehouses is a sure-fire way to lose money may be proved correct.

Those efforts mostly involve food: distributing grocery bags to poor residents and, ultimately, building the Cor Unum Meal Center, which opened in 2006 and serves free meals to the city's hungry.

The problem is that I have food and you don't, and how am I going to respond to that?" Writer suggests that we can do a lot more than distribute groceries at a food pantry or send checks to charities.

"Here we are in big, fancy Marin County, but we have people who are standing in line with their eyes wide open, thinking, 'Oh, my God, I can't believe I'm here.' " The demand is not limited to pantries, which distribute groceries from food banks, supermarket surplus and individuals who donate through church or school can drives.

Feeding America West Michigan distributes groceries to more than 1,300 food pantries, soup kitchens, and domestic violence shelters from the southern coast of Lake Michigan through the Upper Peninsula.

"The famous quote from John Kennedy is that a rising tide lifts all boats, but there are some people that just aren't rising," said Martha Henk, executive director of the East Alabama Food Bank, which distributes groceries to low-income people through its 190 food pantry members.

They have to explain how they will distribute the groceries over three days and what dishes they will cook.

In 1998, Starbucks began expanding distribution of the chain's packaged coffee -- the stuff not sold in cafes -- to grocery stores across the U.S. For the next 12 years, the products were distributed to grocery stores and other retailers in partnership with Kraft.

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Samples and coupons for a tube of multigrain Pringles were distributed in grocery stores nationwide, at concerts and festivals in several cities, and at Grand Central Terminal in New York.