Articles by FER Edit

Sysco Gears For Court Fight To Override FTC’s Block Of US Foods Merger

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There has been no further word from Sysco Corp. or the Federal Trade Commission since the agency sued on Feb. 19 to block the Houston company’s…

New CEO At Long John’s Helm

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Long John Silver’s has named James O’Reilly as its new CEO. The foodservice vet most recently was chief brand officer for Sonic Drive-In, and also…

El Pollo Loco Expands In Utah

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The Costa Mesa, Calif., fire-grilled chicken chain is getting bigger in the Salt Lake City area. It plans to expand from its two existing sites…

Facility Expansions

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Anthony, the Sylmar, Calif., maker of glass doors, lighting systems and display equipment for commercial refrigeration systems, has opened a new manufacturing plant in Conyers,…

T&S Adds Regional Sales Chief For India

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T&S Brass and Bronze Works has hired Rajesh Chowdhury as regional sales manager for India and the subcontinent. Chowdhury joins the Travelers Rest, S.C., company…

Business Builds At Texas Roadhouse And Its Offshoot, Bubba’s 33

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Texas Roadhouse has ambitious plans for 2015. The Louisville chain has opened two more of its new company-owned family sports concept, Bubba’s 33, bringing its…

A.J. Antunes Strengthens Sales Force

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A.J. Antunes & Co. has elevated Daniel Schmidt to the position of director of key accounts. Schmidt joined the Carol Stream, Ill., company five years…

Alto-Shaam Promotions Include New Sales VPs For U.S, Canada

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Five employees on Alto-Shaam’s sales and customer-service teams have been promoted to new positions by the Menomonee Falls, Wis., manufacturer. Tito Rodriguez was promoted to…

Gas Prices Continue To Rebound, But Consumer Confidence Remains High

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As of Monday, March 2, average national gasoline prices had risen for 35 consecutive days, according to AAA’s Daily Fuel Gauge Report. Still, both the…

USDA Expects Food Prices To Fall This Year; Wholesale Prices Fell Again In January

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Wholesale food prices rose 5.5% last year—the fifth consecutive year of increases in the U.S.—but the U.S. Department of Agriculture is forecasting significant price drops…

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