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The rival Chicago-based meat firms of Armour and Swift entered the refrigerated meat transport market in the late 1870, establishing their own fleet of refrigerator cars, network of icing stations and other infrastructure, increasing the sales of chilled Chicago beef to the eastern seaboard from 15,680 tons (14,128,000 kg) a year in 1880, to 173,067 tons (155,933,000 kg) in 1884.
Nick Griffin crowed and played the Dambusters march from the refrigerated meat wagon that did service as his battle bus.
It was also possible to use the Pseudomonas models to predict the growth of the natural flora (mainly Pseudomonas spp). of refrigerated meat stored under aerobic conditions.
Drugs were smuggled out of Lebanon in refrigerated meat trucks, then sold to buy weapons, which were smuggled from Europe back into Lebanon.
Hundreds of ordinary Libyans queued up outside a refrigerated meat store in Misrata, where the dead dictator was being stored as a trophy.
Many of the stores, built in what had been refrigerated meat warehouses, are spare in their presentation, with only a few mannequins standing in bare, shelfless space.
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In the last two years, the company has sold its refrigerated meats, seafood and cheese businesses — including brands like Butterball, Cook's and Louis Kemp.
ConAgra Foods Plans to Sell Meat Brands, Including Armour, Butterball and Eckrich The packaged food company ConAgra Foods said yesterday that it planned to shed most of its refrigerated meats businesses, including the Armour, Butterball and Eckrich brands.
Insufficiently refrigerated meats.
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