Sentence examples for supplied produce from inspiring English sources

Time was when Shelter Island — 8,000 acres nestled between the North and South Forks of Long Island — belonged to the Sylvester family, who settled here in 1651 as part of an English and Dutch consortium that supplied produce, livestock and oak barrels to the sugar trade in Barbados.

Some settlers in the region remained such as Anson Taylor who had supplied produce and game from the Clear Lake area for Campeche.

A box lists nearby farms that supply produce and products for the restaurant.

In its heyday, 54 freight trains a day stopped in Flemington to supply produce and industrial goods to New York City and Philadelphia.

Our original concept was supplying produce that the supermarkets seemed to be ignoring; slightly more unusual seasonal veg at a very good price.

Hydroponic, naturally lit greenhouses, such as those built by BrightFarms, a firm based in New York, are already supplying produce to cities such as Chicago and New York.

Their plan is to convert abandoned buildings in Newark into high-tech urban farms that will supply produce to local restaurants and schools.

With pledges to supply produce directly from the farm, vendors have found that food is becoming one of the fastest-growing segments of Internet retailing.

Fresh Express will be combined with Performance Food's Fresh Cut unit, which supplies produce to food-service customers and restaurant chains including McDonald's, the chief financial officer, Roger Boeve, said.

It is less than 100 feet from the kitchen of Tom Colicchio's Riverpark restaurant on East 29th Street near the East River, and it is supplying produce for that 245-seat restaurant, as well as a 175-seat 'Wichcraft next door.

The project must be able to supply produce all year round; if not, retail outlets will not be interested.