Sentence examples for meat distribution from inspiring English sources
They had been used for wholesale meat distribution.
Barry worked in meat distribution and packing for more than forty years.
She was born near Bombay to a family of strict vegetarians, who moved to Long Island when she was 4. His parents, who now live near Boca Raton, Fla., were in the meat distribution business in New York.
In 1990, while in New York for a medical conference, he explained his problem to Steven Katz, a distant relative who taught finance at City University and also ran a meat distribution business.
In the cut and thrust of meat distribution, "there are many fine suppliers of Angus beef," said Stephanie Crane Faison, spokeswoman for DeBragga & Spitler, the Manhattan meatpacking-district stalwart.
The brand has had to convince retailers not just to let it install branded refrigerators in the pet aisles, which tend to be far from electrical outlets in the center of stores, but also to accept deliveries via meat distribution systems, meaning "either the meat or dairy guy has to put it in the pet aisle," said Mr. Morris.
The International segment consists of its meat processing and distribution operations in Poland, Romania and the United Kingdom, its interests in meat processing operations, mainly in Western Europe and Mexico, its hog production operations located in Poland and Romania and its interests in hog production operations in Mexico.
He said the city had also invested $41 million in capital improvements to the Hunts Point produce distribution center and meat cooperative.
The relatively small number of cases with advanced neoplasia, together with the narrow distribution in meat consumption, may have limited the possibility to identify meat consumption as a risk factor for advanced lesions in this study.
The local government in Hyogo Prefecture, near Osaka, also has prohibited the sale of Snow Brand meat at a major distribution center there.
Perhaps lured by the trade in horses, and putatively in response to a dispute over the distribution of meat from a slain buffalo, the Crow broke with the Hidatsa and moved westward sometime between the mid-17th and the early 18th century.
