Sentence examples for service distributors from inspiring English sources
Alden Merrell sells desserts to restaurants, food service distributors and supermarkets.
Earlier in the evening, a consultant, Carol Coutrier, had suggested that she consider marketing the cheesecakes to food service distributors that serve institutional kitchens at hospitals and schools.
The deli products were sold to consumers nationwide in retail groceries, delicatessens and food service distributors under the Wampler Foods label and some private labels.
The poultry that was recalled today was all cooked products sold to grocery stores, delicatessen and food service distributors throughout the United States under the Wampler Foods label.
The company, which has annual revenue of about $20 billion, said that later this year it expected to take two of those divisions public: Coach, its leather goods business, and PYA/Monarch, one of the nation's largest food service distributors.
Sales at Sysco have climbed from $115 million in 1969 -- when John F. Baugh created the company by merging his business, Zero Foods, with eight regional food service distributors -- to $15.3 billion in 1998, when he retired.
The firm's holdings include the food service distributor US Foods and the commercial cleaning company Diversey.
PYA/Monarch, the nation's fourth-largest food service distributor, with about $2.7 billion in sales, also did not fit into the company's strategy.
Following WWII, he joined his father and brothers in the produce business forming Endico Potatoes of Mount Vernon, New York, which became the premier food service distributor in the Northeastern United States.
War! War!" "Why did it have to take all these Cubans to tell the government that they're not practicing by their own rules?" asked Jose Cabrera, a food service distributor in Miami.
A food service distributor, the Performance Food Group, cut its second-quarter profit forecast yesterday, citing higher expenses related to new products, setting off a 19percentt decline in its share price.
