In 2012, the Knights Templar cartel in neighboring Michoacan state burned five warehouses and dozens of vehicles owned by Sabritas snack company, a Mexican subsidiary of PespsiCo.
There's a larger tasting bar than in many warehouses and a young, enthusiastic staff keen to help.
As he blows up warehouses and ships in spectacular yet ahistorical fashion, viewers may wonder: is this film trying to suggest Moses was a terrorist?
At present, UK law limits government redundancy payments when a company has gone bust to those working in "establishments" – taken to mean individual shops or warehouses – where more than 20 people work.
A twentysomething I'll call Adam works in one of those warehouses for one of Britain's biggest firms, humping goods on to lorries to go to internet shoppers.
Down the street from her house, giant drinks manufacturers have set up a series of factories and warehouses, bottling water and fizzy drinks for distribution across the country and export across central America.
The museum has some 200,000 items in its collection, but only a fraction are ever displayed; the rest are stored in two vast, hangar like warehouses at Mitchell, waiting their turn.
£12 for non-members, £10 for Frame card holders, Free for Frame members moveyourframe.com 1. Raving Taking you back to those disused warehouses and vacant fields, London's GymBox offers an energetic rave-out to the electronic sounds of 90s acid-house parties.
In the once disused warehouses of the city's Fruit Market district, close to the dockside, bars, clubs, galleries, delis and micro-breweries are appearing.
We were born and brought up on an estate and people just get jobs in the warehouses, call centres and betting shops.
They were mean streets around Broadway and West Broadway – little rickety tenement buildings with visible fire escapes and picturesque early cast-iron former factories and warehouses.
