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Fresh cheese made at the communities when purchased by middlemen may be conserved in brine for periods varying from three days to three months; it is then dried by exposure to the air, altering its salt content, texture, maturation and humidity.

Michael Roth, the boss of IPG, says matter-of-factly: "We're the next one to be consolidated".The ad-tech firms are gleefully forecasting the imminent demise of Madison Avenue's middlemen, but they may be wrong, for two reasons.

Walmart's IPL and Tesco's Group Food Sourcing, which bypass middlemen and buy directly from producers, may be steps in that direction.Horses for coursesRetailers say auditors cannot be expected to catch the sort of fraud that may have let horsemeat into the burger chain.

There may be layers of middleman fees that you can eliminate simply by changing vendors.

One key to telling if a plan may be loaded with middleman costs is to ask the 401(k) plan administrator if revenue-sharing fees are being paid.

With so many middlemen involved, thieves can easily unload stolen drugs, which may be resold to pharmacies and hospitals and dispensed to you and me.

You may be no better off with these middlemen than with the consultants.

But middlemen such as Envoy, which does electronic transactions on a private network, may be cut out if they don't Webify.

The catch may be sold directly to consumers from the boat or to middlemen who distribute the fish within a wider area.

It may be too much to think of Copart as the Sotheby 's of Scrap, but classic middleman it is.

Migrant entrepreneurship may be reactive – resulting from exclusion from mainstream economic life (Kloosterman and Rath 2001) – or proactive – for example, 'middleman minority' [sic] status may help individuals create business opportunities between social groups (Bonacich 1973).