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  • Shop ‘n Save

    Shop ‘n Save

    Shop ’n Save is a grocery store chain with forty stores in the St. Louis, Missouri market, headquartered in Kirkwood, Missouri. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of SUPERVALU, out of Minnesota. History There are 3 varieties of Shop ‘n Save operating in the US today. The first one is the St. Louis-based grocery store…

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  • Chief Supermarkets

    Chief Supermarkets

    Chief Supermarkets is a supermarket chain that operates in the state of Ohio in America. They sell an array of products including meat, juice, fresh produce and soft drinks. History The company was founded by two brothers, Ted Hench and Karl Hench, who went into business with John Nolan Junior. These three men had grown…

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  • AmeriQual Foods

    AmeriQual Foods

    AmeriQual Foods is a manufacturing company that produces, packs and distributes ready to eat packaged foods to the Department of Defense (DOD) in the U.S. It falls under the category of Food Products and Manufacturers. History In 1987, AmeriQual Foods was founded in Indiana in the United States. The company started its business by delivering…

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  • A New Rule for Meat Safety As Proposed by the USDA

    A New Rule for Meat Safety As Proposed by the USDA

    On April 5, the Obama administration announced a proposal for a new safety rule. This new rule will apply to meats that are being sold at grocery stores and supermarkets. The proposed safety rule will require producers of meat products to delay shipment to various retail stores, like groceries and supermarkets. Basically, the producers will…

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  • Italia Foods

    Italia Foods

    Italia Foods is a family owned pasta manufacturing company which produces custom-made pasta for retail stores and foodservices. The company is based in Illinois in USA. History Italia Foods was founded in 1972 in Des Plaines, Illinois as a frozen food company. The founders of Italia Foods, Arsenio Carabetta and Nicolina Carabetta were immigrants from…

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  • Food Safety Tips from the USDA in Case of Power Outages and Flooding

    Food Safety Tips from the USDA in Case of Power Outages and Flooding

    The United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety & Inspection Service has issued recommendations to those states that have been affected by the recent powerful storms that have hit the country. Residents who are in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indiana, Missouri, Mississippi and all other parts of the Midwest are advised to follow these recommendations in order…

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  • A Product Recall for Quinalt Tribal’s Canned Seafood

    A Product Recall for Quinalt Tribal’s Canned Seafood

    Quinalt Tribal Enterprise announced a voluntary recall for its canned seafood products on April 29. The recall is due to inadequate processing of the canned seafood. The affected products include all non-smoked and smoked salmon, non-smoked and smoked tuna, smoked sturgeon, razor clams (minced), razor clams (smoked) and steelhead (smoked). According to the USDA, the…

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  • Island Moon Coffee

    Island Moon Coffee

    Island Moon Coffee prides itself in producing USDA Certified organic coffee. The company has its Kona coffee bean farms and headquarters in Hawaii. History The growing need and popularity for organic coffee became the driving force for the existence of Island Moon Coffee. The company aimed to provide consumers with excellent quality organic coffee that…

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