Within seven months, the hospital went from using three wholesalers to working with nine producers and six wholesalers.
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In 1980, there were 4,600 wholesalers in the country, and most markets had four or five competing wholesalers.
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Wholesalers can buy drugs in Romania, Bulgaria and elsewhere, and sell them to other wholesalers throughout the EU with little oversight.
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Second, wholesalers compete with brand severely, and wholesalers, includes the online retailers with fast development, are more powerful in the negotiation with brand.
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The company is working to improve its performance by tweaking its business model to focus more on sales from wholesalers to retailers, rather than its shipments to wholesalers.
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It's laid out by seven wholesalers who hold 'seri' (auctions) every morning starting at 5 am, selling to 200 intermediate wholesalers, who then sell on to retailers and restaurants.
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Under these contracts, when Valeant raises the price of a drug, it receives a credit from its wholesalers reflecting the impact of that price increase on those wholesalers' current inventory.
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France's competition regulator, which had been examining wholesalers who sell Apple's products in the country, said the company had unfairly divided products and customers between two wholesalers, Tech Data and Ingram Micro.
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Diageo had flagged 2016 as a "transition year," during which it shook up its business, focusing for example more on what wholesalers sell to retailers, rather than what it sells to wholesalers.
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Traditional wholesalers and florists can't forecast what consumers will buy.
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And Foot Locker is also one of Nike's biggest wholesalers.
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Wholesalers are making some progress in reducing the inventory glut.
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Small businesses cannot buy from wholesalers or import products directly.
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Prior to joining the wholesalers group, she worked for Rep.
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They are then shipped to wholesalers, retailers and individual buyers.
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Wholesalers and pharmacists collect their smaller cuts along the way.
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Wholesalers, on the other hand, are usually suburban or rural.
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Some go through wholesalers, others through real estate agent contacts.
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David McKinley found his chance to hold the wholesalers accountable.
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That affects the end consumer more than it does the wholesalers.
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Sales at wholesalers surged 2.3% while those at manufacturers rose 0.7%.
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The company is reaching out to wholesalers to return the medication.
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"Until then, though, don't go near the drug wholesalers," he said.
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When the deal is up, drug wholesalers bid on the business.
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Alibaba highlighted its interest in winning over manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors.
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The index measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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Mr. Feig calls around constantly, checking prices with wholesalers and fishermen.
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Marielle goes to local producers: wholesalers, fish farmers, fishermen and fishmongers.
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He talks to wholesalers about sustainable fishing and good import practices.
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Sales at wholesalers dropped 0.3% in June after falling 0.6% in May.
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Shares of drug wholesalers McKesson Corp, Cardinal Health and AmerisourceBergen all fell.
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Technology giants like Apple and Google already have energy wholesalers as subsidiaries.
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Sales at wholesalers dropped 0.4% in April after gaining 1.8% in March.
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The increase reflected an increase in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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Wholesalers — especially those specializing in food and beverages — also employ many drivers.
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Sales at wholesalers increased 0.7 percent after dipping 0.1 percent in May.
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Sales at wholesalers were unchanged in September after falling 0.1% in August.
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Perhaps they would manufacture their own generic medications like many wholesalers do.
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There are books, but they are not delivered in advance from wholesalers.
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The rest goes to pharmacy benefit managers, insurers, wholesalers and retail pharmacies.
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EDT: President Trump holds a phone call with supply retailers and wholesalers.
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Purchased from wholesalers during the year, it was put out in July.
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In the early 1990s, DeAnne started selling clothing she found at wholesalers.
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The wholesalers responded that they needed Karma to set up dropoff points.
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For Senegalese, the arrival of Chinese wholesalers has been a mixed blessing.
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Sales at wholesalers jumped 1.9 percent after rising 0.7 percent in May.
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Wholesalers of computer products, pharmaceuticals, and steel and other metals led the cutbacks.
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Sales at wholesalers fell 0.2 in October after gaining 0.1 percent in September.
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Supply chains, in which wholesalers and truckers deal mostly in cash, have fractured.
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A scrum of wholesalers at the daily auction at the Grimsby Fish Market.
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It follows an earlier $146 million deal with direct purchasers, mostly drug wholesalers.
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Ralph Lauren's sales are falling as the company sends less inventory to wholesalers.
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Drug makers "sell" their drugs to pharmacies, which acquire them through drug wholesalers.
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But a small group of liquor wholesalers sued, fighting to preserve its monopoly.
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Distributors are wholesalers that work as middlemen between manufacturers and hospitals and pharmacies.
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The insulin market involves drug makers, wholesalers, pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers and insurers.
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The industry group represents growers, shippers, fresh-cut processors, wholesalers, distributors and retailers.
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Services were boosted by an increase in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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Sales at wholesalers nudged up 0.1% in May after declining 0.4% in April.
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The authority said Apple agreed not to compete with two of its wholesalers.
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Wholesalers stock a whole bunch of drugs from a number of drug companies.
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Wholesalers and retailers will be required to suspend sales and deliveries of fireworks.
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Some store managers said wholesalers were not able to keep up with demand.
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Amid fears of an unruly Brexit in 2019, wholesalers in Europe stockpiled whisky.
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She covertly sold the correction fluid to other secretaries and, later, to wholesalers.
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Sales at wholesalers were unchanged in July after dipping 0.2 percent in June.
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He sells it for $803 to wholesalers who export to the United States.
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Mr. Hershkowitz's staff purchases food from wholesalers or collects donations from local merchants.
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Sales at wholesalers advanced 0.5 percent while those at manufacturers fell 0.4 percent.
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Brokers and wholesalers in the Carolinas said they were starting to see stockpiles dwindle.
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They were wholesalers, but they would open the factories on weekends to the public.
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Sales at wholesalers slipped 0.1 percent in January after jumping 2.4 percent in December.
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It also said inventories at retailers and wholesalers both rose 0.4 percent last month.
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Sales edged up just 0.1 percent with the increase coming almost entirely from wholesalers.
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Sales at wholesalers increased 0.6 percent in February after rising 0.3 percent in January.
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But among them, he'd seen requests from Chinese wholesalers seeking huge numbers of masks.
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These asset management companies are also the wholesalers for non-performing assets in China.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast inventories at wholesalers rising 20043 percent in February.
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Sales at wholesalers increased 0.3 percent in February after climbing 0.5 percent in January.
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Manufacturing inventories increased 0.5 percent in December and stocks at wholesalers rose 0.4 percent.
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However, some sectors - such as car dealers, wholesalers and warehouses reported relatively little stockpiling.
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So, this was hitting wholesalers, and Congress was trying to find a better balance.
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He had come to Boston in order to sell it to shops and wholesalers.
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"I spoke to the New York Beer Wholesalers Association earlier this year," he said.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast inventories at wholesalers rising 0.2 percent in January.
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Hoozip (NYC) offers tools and an online community for real estate wholesalers and investors.
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Sales at wholesalers rebounded 1.0 percent in February after slumping 1.5 percent in January.
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They work with multiple wholesalers and buying groups to get the lowest possible price.
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In January, sales at wholesalers declined 1.3 percent after sliding 0.6 percent in December.
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Total inventories by merchant wholesalers were $591 billion at the end of the month.
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Merck said it expects to stock both the treatments through wholesalers within a month.
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Most refiners don't think the point of obligation should shift to wholesalers and retailers.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast inventories at wholesalers rising 22.2 percent in December.
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Sales at wholesalers dropped 1.0 percent in December after falling 1.2 percent in November.
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Several other states allow individuals to import drugs from other countries, but not wholesalers.
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Sales at wholesalers jumped 1.4 percent in October after rising 0.4 percent in September.
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"The wholesalers I work with would not sell to the gang guys," he said.
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For years, wholesalers around the country have been consolidating into bigger and bigger entities.
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Publishers sell books to international wholesalers at large discounts on a non-returnable basis.
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Retailers and wholesalers now have strict limits on what they can keep on hand.
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We are an industry of responsible manufacturers, wholesalers, suppliers, small business owners and entrepreneurs.
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Udaan operates an eponymous B2B marketplace that connects small retailers with wholesalers and traders.
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Relationships with wholesalers and middlemen with ties in China can yield shipments of goods.
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Her aim is to get press coverage that will pique the interest of wholesalers.
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Last year about 250 cities, counties and states sued manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and marketers.
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But Ali, who unloads them at the wholesalers A. R. Mango Mandi, keeps track.
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Shares of drug wholesalers AmerisourceBergen Corp, Cardinal Health Inc and McKesson Corp also slid.
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Suspicious that the sales were a form of a kickback to wholesalers, to induce more orders, he asked his sales staff and the wholesalers to produce original copies of the orders from government institutions, which they failed to do, Abbott emails show.
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Sales at wholesalers slipped 0.1 percent after rising by a revised 0.6 percent in June.
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"The wholesalers in particular are always going to have a role to play," he said.
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Inventories at wholesalers fell 230.0 percent last month, while stocks at retailers increased 29.6 percent.
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For department stores and other wholesalers, however, it gets tricky, with vendors feeling the aftershocks.
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It has harmed everyone from American suppliers to farmers to wholesalers to retailers to consumers.
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Sales at wholesalers shot up 1.5 percent in November after increasing 0.8 percent in October.
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They would go to a city about once a month to buy drugs from wholesalers.
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Nonetheless, food prices in Canada are climbing, leaving wholesalers, restaurateurs and grocery store owners scrambling.
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The devices have been recalled from hospitals, pharmacies, retailers and wholesalers in the United States.
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The company, Liquid Nicotine Wholesalers, now offers financial assistance for those seeking treatment, he said.
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Anheuser also agreed not to cut any ties with wholesalers as part of the transaction.
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She now hopes to find ways to commercialize her findings to benefit farmers and wholesalers.
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Los Angeles has a sizable fashion district, focused primarily on designers and fast-fashion wholesalers.
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Historically, one block of West 28th Street has been dominated by plant and flower wholesalers.
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He thundered against wholesalers, whom he accused of raising the price of onions and potatoes.
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Since then Alrosa has been signing long-term contracts directly with gem wholesalers and retailers.
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"We had a call this morning and our members, wholesalers throughout the country, their trucks hit the road this morning and warehouses are fully operational," said Michael Bilello, senior vice president of communications and marketing at the Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA).
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At June's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.36 months to clear shelves, unchanged from May.
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At January's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.29 months to clear shelves, unchanged from December.
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At February's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.28 months to clear shelves, unchanged from January.
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A scrum of wholesalers looked over the merchandise and then trailed auctioneers holding pen and paper.
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The flowers are shipped in trucks to wholesalers, and from there are sent to flower shops.
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At February's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.35 months to clear shelves, unchanged from January.
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The service sector index fell to 21 from 27 in January, weighed by retailers and wholesalers.
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Rival CVS Health Corp fell 313%, while shares of several drug wholesalers also took a hit.
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Though retail inventories increased 0.4 percent last month, stocks of goods at wholesalers dipped 0.1 percent.
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Sales at wholesalers increased 0.5 percent in May, adding to the prior month's 0.8 percent gain.
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"Supply levels may vary across wholesalers and pharmacies," Mylan spokesperson Lauren Kashtan said in an email.
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Under Olaf Koch, its chief executive, it has been shedding businesses to focus on food wholesalers.
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Intermediaries such as PBMs and wholesalers will be pressed to become more than just pass-throughs.
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Sales at wholesalers were up 0.8 percent in August after a 0.2 percent increase in July.
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At August's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.26 months to clear shelves, unchanged from July.
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Strong Brand Recognition: "Makro" is an internationally known brand in emerging markets for cash & carry wholesalers.
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At June's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.29 months to clear shelves, unchanged from May.
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No distributors, wholesalers, or the kind of costs that come with a brick and mortar retailer.
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At February's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.26 months to clear shelves, unchanged from January.
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At March's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.26 months to clear shelves, unchanged from February.
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The rise in inventories came even as sales at wholesalers rose for a second straight month.
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At September's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.36 months to clear shelves, unchanged from August.
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Their prices have been discounted by some combination of wholesalers, PBMs, insurers, employers and Medicaid rebates.
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Stocks at wholesalers rose 0.3 percent instead of the 0.5 percent gain it reported last month.
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Ackermann created his eponymous brand in 2003, which is only distributed through wholesalers and online retailers.
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On the way back, I'd stop at wholesalers all over the Inland Empire and Orange County.
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In February, sales at wholesalers are expected to remain unchanged after sliding 20800 percent in January.
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CRAIG WOLF, WASHINGTON The writer is president and chief executive of Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America.
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The Ivanka Trump company claimed that sales were up, and even tried to cut wholesalers out.
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Devices will be sold to wholesalers in bulk, who turn around and sell them to retailers.
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First, Apple and its two wholesalers -- Tech Data and Ingram Micro -- allegedly agreed not to compete.
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First, Apple and its two wholesalers — Tech Data and Ingram Micro — allegedly agreed not to compete.
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They built his company into one of the country's largest wholesalers of pearls and colored stones.
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But Kimberly-Clark sells through wholesalers, so it cannot control where its products ultimately reach consumers.
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When it is done, the Serafinos deliver ripe bananas to restaurant suppliers, wholesalers and grocery stores.
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Some wholesalers who were supposed to test salt before repackaging it for retailers stopped doing so.
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"Wholesalers always need consistent quality products," Mike Nolan, of Earth Spring Farm, in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, said.
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Sales at wholesalers rose 0.4 percent in November after a gain of 1.1 percent in October.
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CVS and the drug wholesalers were also among the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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Eventually, it could even sell data on which crops are growing to grocery chains and food wholesalers.
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The team decided to take part of their business online, selling on the platform as Costume Wholesalers.
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Shares of rival drug wholesalers, Amerisource and Cardinal, have fallen nearly 9 percent and 20 percent, respectively.
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ICANN sets limits on how much wholesalers like Verisign can charge resellers for some domain name registrations.
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Farm-supply wholesalers, including Cargill Inc and Univar Solutions Inc, were also being probed, the WSJ reported.
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Some of the Tatars sell it to wholesalers, others prefer to sell it on the winter road.
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The Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America held a briefing on illicit alcohol on Capitol Hill on Thursday.
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In the run-up to opening day, dispensaries started frantically calling wholesalers trying to buy their supply.
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Tech Data is the technology company that is one of the world's largest wholesalers of IT products.
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Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) hired Steve Rebillot to serve as senior director of public affairs.
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He described a practice of giving discounts intended for government institutions to private wholesalers as a kickback.
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Compared with the sales of the big wholesalers of sheets, the company's sales remain a rounding error.
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He also supports letting Americans, pharmacists and wholesalers import prescription drugs from Canada and other major countries.
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Over the past few decades, the number of vendors has shrunk, from some 60 wholesalers to 32.
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The health ministry was not available for an immediate comment on the new moves by drugs wholesalers.
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Then, in the spring, they appealed to a wholesalers and distillers' meeting at Harlem's historic Hotel Theresa.
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The more fragmented the wholesalers can keep the market, the better they insure their place in it.
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"Today, Mossack Fonseca is considered one of the world's five biggest wholesalers of offshore secrecy," ICIJ wrote.
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"They want to sell their inventory, or they will pull from one or two wholesalers," she added.
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A woman was searching for a large stone and had me and my wholesalers jumping through hoops.
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When the inspectors encountered a hostile reception from the wholesalers, Mr. Erdogan compared their attackers to terrorists.
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Among them were firms that buy stock orders from retail brokerage firms, known as wholesalers or internalizers.
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Venture-capital backed app, Karma, works with wholesalers and restaurants to bring their excess food to consumers.
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Then a morphine shortage occurred in 2010 following price squabbling between the health ministry and private wholesalers.
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Drug wholesalers poured 780 million hydrocodone and oxycodone pills into West Virginia over a six-year period.
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Beer sales also declined, falling 1.5 percent to retailers and 0.5 percent to wholesalers during the three months.
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The money will go to purchasers that bought brand-name Provigil from Cephalon directly, like wholesalers and distributors.
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Representatives are working with retailers and wholesalers to remove all recalled products from shelves, according to the company.
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Cannabis Hemp Exchange (CHEX) is another startup using blockchain technology to validate transactions between wholesalers and retailers (i.e.
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She makes up to 50 engraved tablets a day, and sells them for 250-500 dinars to wholesalers.
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Drug wholesalers told local media in July that hospitals owed them more than two billion kuna ($310 million).
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Food comes either from their own fields or from wholesalers, so there is no need for much packaging.
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Wholesalers routinely demand a premium from Swiss retailers to reflect relatively high spending power in the wealthy country.
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Under one, states, wholesalers, and pharmacists can apply for a demonstration project to import Health Canada–approved drugs.
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The kind of products on offer won't appeal to your average consumer, this is for wholesalers or retailers.
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IQVIA collects data to measure the volume of drugs sold by manufacturers and wholesalers to pharmacies and hospitals.
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Because Civica is cutting out wholesalers and other middlemen, it can offer the antibiotics at much lower rates.
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Health-insurance companies generate abnormally high returns, but so do the wholesalers, the benefit managers and the pharmacies.
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The news send the shares of U.S. pharmacy chains, drug wholesalers and pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts down.
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Advocates fear lost access to the thriving Chinese market will hit the whole industry, from wholesalers to harvesters.
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But it is divided between PBMs, wholesalers, insurance, and pharmacies, with the majority of it going to PBMs.
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It also reduced by about $5 million sales of the antibiotic Xifaxan, because of estimated returns by wholesalers.
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As Politico reported in May, Morrisey is a former D.C. lobbyist for major pharmaceutical companies, including drug wholesalers.
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The problem: It could take up to 180 days for wholesalers, restaurants and retailers to process the change.
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Like other drug companies, Valeant uses the credits to offset distribution service fees it pays to its wholesalers.
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He is former CEO of the National Association of Broadcasters and President of the National Beer Wholesalers Association.
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"The marketplace for beverage alcohol is incredibly competitive," National Beer Wholesalers Association President Craig Purser told The Hill.
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Wiseguy, for instance, told its wholesalers to ask their customers for their credit cards before a sale happened.
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But recognition of his English Roses was slow, because consumers and wholesalers were still fixated on hybrid teas.
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The crop had become so lucrative, its users so hooked, that the wholesalers were now increasing their prices.
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She has recently curbed her selling to wholesalers since she can't rely on making more syrup each year.
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After noting that it competes with wholesalers and local stationery stores, it reached the heart of the matter.
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As always, they had invited wholesalers, management and members of the staff from both of the store's locations.
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The contract with Source Rite, a California-based company that works with manufacturers and wholesalers, is worth $5,459.
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Correction: This story has been updated with the correct name of the Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America.
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Sales at wholesalers fell 0.7% in October, the biggest decline since December 2018, after dipping 0.1% in September.
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Wholesalers such as Cardinal Health and AmerisourceBergen could buy drugs ahead of anticipated price increases and thus profit.
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"Most of the folks up north are not delivering," says Mike Madigan, president of Minnesota Beer Wholesalers Association.
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He is a third-generation jeweler; his family's business manufactures jewelry for wholesalers in America, Germany and France.
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Things are spinning out of control because wholesalers can say "oops" and go back to business as usual.
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At July's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.26 months to clear shelves, up from 1.25 in June.
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In June, it would have taken wholesalers 1.33 months to clear shelves, down from 1.35 months in May.
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In the first half of 2017 wholesalers' revenues surged by 5.5 percent, data from the Federal Statistics Office shows.
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At October's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.28 months to clear shelves, up from 1.27 months in September.
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They say they buy the fish from Chinese wholesalers who deal with their North Korean counterparts at the border.
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At April's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.34 months to clear shelves, up from 1.33 months in March.
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Customers and staff of supermarkets and restaurants, as well as wholesalers, can use the tool to access instant information.
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In March, the company disclosed for the first time what it charges wholesalers versus what many patients typically pay.
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The FDA asks wholesalers and retailers of the drug to immediately examine inventory and discontinue distribution of this batch.
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Sales at wholesalers fell 0.4 percent in July, the biggest drop since January, after jumping 1.7 percent in June.
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At July's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.34 months to clear shelves, up from 1.33 months in June.
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The mood has turned in recent months as American pharmacies and wholesalers have squeezed the prices of generic drugs.
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There are now five big insurance companies, three big wholesalers, three large pharmacy chains and three big benefit managers.
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Currently, marijuana producers aren't allowed to distribute their weed from the soil to the store — only alcohol wholesalers can.
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In June, wholesalers and retailers cut prices for the fourteenth successive month, according to Emirates NBD Dubai economy tracker.
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MALAWI COMPETITION AND FAIR TRADING COMMISSION ASKS WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS TO WITHDRAW SOUTH AFRICA MEAT PRODUCTS FROM SHELVES -STATEMENT
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A Schwab spokesman said Schwab routes orders to wholesalers based solely on which one gets customers the best prices.
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At January's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.34 months to clear shelves, up from 1.33 months in December.
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Wholesalers buy bundles for anything up to 10,000 shillings (about $100), and sort the contents by type and quality.
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The Times credits the sudden increase in cracking down to wine and spirit wholesalers looking to dominate the industry.
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Regulatory reforms could require PBMs, wholesalers, and pharmacies to be paid a flat fee per prescription for their services.
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Seven hundred and eighty million: the quantity of hydrocodone and oxycodone pills shipped to West Virginia from drug wholesalers.
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Sales at wholesalers leapt 1.7 percent in August, the biggest increase since December 2016, after being unchanged in July.
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At August's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.28 months to clear shelves, down from 1.29 months in July.
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Sales at wholesalers in September rose 1.3 percent, compared to a upwardly revised 1.9 percent growth rate in August.
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But at most companies, price appreciation credits don't exceed the amount of the distribution fees they pay to wholesalers.
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At March's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.32 months to clear shelves, down from 1.35 month in February.
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Despite March's fairly strong sales pace, it would still take wholesalers 1.36 months to clear shelves, unchanged from February.
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About half the amount spent on every EpiPen goes to the likes of insurers, pharmacy benefit managers and wholesalers.
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The fees could also impact petroleum and coal products and chemical, petroleum and merchant wholesalers, according to the rule.
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At October's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.30 months to clear shelves, down from 1.32 months in September.
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At May's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.35 months to clear shelves, up from 1.34 months in April.
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At January's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.26 months to clear shelves, up from 1.23 months in December.
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The service-sector index improved to 19 from 13 in August, led by wholesalers/retailers and transportation/utility firms.
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The service-sector index improved to 19 from 13 in August, led by wholesalers/retailers and transportation/utility firms.
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In reality, although the police had unearthed some of RAMP's wholesalers, it was Hydra that had killed them off.
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"We're already hearing that some wholesalers are informing their buyers about shipment delays because of the virus," said Marcum.
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October also saw the ratio of inventory to sales for merchant wholesalers increase to its highest level since 2016.
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This brewer's duopoly has led to a second consolidation: wholesalers, the crucial intermediaries who distribute our beers to retailers.
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At November's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.32 months to clear shelves, up from 1.31 months in October.
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Collected from two fruit wholesalers, the pile was almost 250 percent mangoes and avocados, with very little extraneous material.
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Growers and wholesalers rely on trucking to transport plants and other agricultural goods you find at your local nursery.
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Pharmacy chains and drug wholesalers lost about $20183 billion in market value on Thursday, while Amazon gained about $5.5 billion.
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In the past, flowers started on the farm, and went from there to exporters, wholesalers, distributors and then the store.
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In retail, foreign companies may not open their own branches although they can bid for contracts with a state wholesalers.
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Last year, liquor sales reported a 4.5 percent bump in sales to wholesalers, with sales volume up about 2.5 percent.
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Under the new framework, pharmacies, drug wholesalers, and states can apply for federal approval to import drugs from foreign countries.
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The two companies are trying to use NFC tags to make the information more accessible to wholesalers and commercial buyers.
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To fix the problem, W.H.O. officials are discussing the shortages with manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and retailers along the supply chain.
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Some of the fish is used as food, the other part is sold to wholesalers or on the winter road.
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A total of 105 companies took part, of which 50 were retailers, 47 were wholesalers and eight were motor traders.
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For tens of millions of informal firms—shoe factories, plywood manufacturers, drinks wholesalers supplying roadside stalls—tough times are ahead.
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Many of these interactions happen not just between shippers and carriers, but also between regulators, retailers, wholesalers and even customers.
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In the area around Boston Medical Center, wholesalers, gas station owners and industrial facilities are looking into renting portable bathrooms.
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Drug retailer CVS Health Corp fell 25.2%, while drug wholesalers including McKesson Corp and AmerisourceBergen Corp dropped more than 22.6%.
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"Even those very, very vague threats are enough to scare wholesalers and processors that are relying on consumers," Oliva said.
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Sales at wholesalers jumped 1.0 percent in April, the largest increase since April 2015, after advancing 0.6 percent in March.
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Just like in the early days of American Apparel, Los Angeles Apparel is getting its start by selling to wholesalers.
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A check of several produce wholesalers, though, found they expect the pricing to get stronger in the next several weeks.
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That will be the chance for competing retailers, wholesalers, foodservice providers and their respective supply chains to make their representations.
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The group of lawmakers was eyed picking up free beer koozies being given away by the National Beer Wholesalers Association.
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Sales at wholesalers jumped 2.3 percent in March, the largest increase since May 2018, after gaining 0.3 percent in February.
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On the right, Callahan points to Art Pope, the chairman of a privately held discount-store chain called Variety Wholesalers.
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Icahn has pushed for a change in EPA policy to make fuel wholesalers responsible for complying with the ethanol rules.
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Sales at wholesalers fell 1.1 percent in January, the biggest drop in a year, after rising 0.8 percent in December.
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He sold 1013 tons of tupelo last year, some of it to wholesalers and the rest online or in stores.
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From their shop in the center of Tehran, the couple would buy keyboards, cables and other computer accessories from wholesalers.
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Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) is urging governors to keep alcoholic beverage retail locations open through the coronavirus outbreak.
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The two wholesalers, Tech Data and Ingram Micro, were fined 76 million and 63 million euros respectively, the authority said.
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The two wholesalers, Tech Data and Ingram Micro, were fined 76 million and 63 million euros respectively, the authority said.
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Importing companies sell to wholesalers (which together employ 100,000 people), which sell to retail shops and restaurants (three million employees).
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On its swarming 2322-acre site in Battersea wholesalers are flogging fruit, vegetables and flowers to London's greengrocers and restaurateurs.
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Wholesalers, housewives and businessmen arrive on motorcycles, weaving their way through blood and feathers to pick up freshly killed chickens.
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The EU system enables wholesalers and middlemen to legally pass drugs through countries with varying levels of supply chain protection.
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In addition to pharmacy benefit managers, wholesalers and pharmacies are also paid based on a percentage of the list price.
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Because that's what Disney, Disney is a little better, but most of these big media companies have been wholesalers. Yep.
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Sales at wholesalers accelerated 2.5 percent in May, the biggest increase since March 2011, after rising 1.4 percent in April.
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Last month, the volatile trade services component — which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers — shot up 1.3 percent.
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Sims said Ford's conduct was unconscionable and that it sold surrendered vehicles to wholesalers and customers without disclosing the performance issues.
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Wholesalers who distribute to hospitals "also don't have a ton of product on hand because it's money sitting there," she said.
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Wholesalers who have already distributed the product are asked to identify retail customers and provide a list within 10 business days.
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The renewable fuel standard will now require wholesalers — instead of refiners — to produce gasoline with a minimum volume of renewable sources.
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Fish and seafood were brought from the quay via auctions and wholesalers in curved rows of warehouses through to end-buyers.
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Drug wholesalers act as a middle man between pharmaceutical companies that make drugs and the hospitals and pharmacies that buy them.
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It also has a premium version (for a $13,000 monthly fee) called Shopify Plus aimed at enterprise-level sellers and wholesalers.
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Last month, the volatile trade services component - which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers - shot up 1.3 percent.
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"They've made aubergine, tomato, potato and cucumber prices increase," he told a rally last month, referring to wholesalers suspected of hoarding.
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CalPERS had about $850 million in investments in retailers and wholesalers of assault-style rifles at the time of its review.
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The Washington Heights store is the start of a bigger rollout of Nike's technology, both with Foot Locker and other wholesalers.
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IRI's report found that 226% said they had promoted the campaign to wholesalers, while 231% had promoted it to financial advisors.
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They in turn pay doctors, hospitals and pharmacies, which in turn pay wholesalers, who pay the manufacturers of equipment and drugs.
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This year the combined profits of three wholesalers that few outsiders have heard of are expected to exceed those of Starbucks.
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The affected inhalers are from lot numbers 6ZP0003, 6ZP9944 and 6ZP9848, and have been recalled from hospitals, pharmacies, retailers, and wholesalers.
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Among the guests at the bash: Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer and wife, National Beer Wholesalers Association's Rebecca Spicer, Sen.
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All participants in the drug supply chain -- manufacturers, wholesalers, PBMs, and pharmacies -- should be paid based on the value they provide.
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Outside South Africa's cities is cowboy country, with wide, fenced ranches punctuated by townlets featuring beef-jerky stores and tractor wholesalers.
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The Tsukiji "inner" market, where most seafood wholesalers are located and tuna auctions are carried out at dawn, was not affected.
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Apple France's commercial regulator has hit Apple with a $1.2 billion antitrust fine over restrictions it placed in contracts with wholesalers.
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Major pharmacy chains, drug wholesalers and pharmacy benefit managers (which operate drug plans for insurers) have united into colossal buying groups.
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States, wholesalers or pharmacists can ask the federal government to approve a demonstration project, only including certain drugs, only from Canada.
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Dahongmen, the area of Beijing where the protesters gathered, is a scrappy area of the capital filled with markets and wholesalers.
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The Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America estimated that a 100% tariff on French sparkling wines would destroy 17,000 American jobs.
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Services were weighed down by a 1.0% drop in trade services, which measure changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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The recall affects one lot, R51129, which was distributed to retailers, wholesalers and distributors across the country between May and June.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)One of Australia's biggest wholesalers is counting the costs of losing a major deal with 7-Eleven.
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The wholesalers sell an average of 1,540 tons of seafood a day and an additional 985 tons of fruits and vegetables.
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A wine and spirits wholesalers association kicked in $50,000 to the opposition campaign, and a beer distributors group added another $25,0003.
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VICE News joined McKinkley as he prepared to grill the wholesalers about their role in the opioid crisis ravaging his state.
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Nearly two-thirds of the beer imported into the United States comes from the country, according to the National Beer Wholesalers Association.
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Sales were weighed down by a 3.5 percent drop at petroleum wholesalers, as well as a 0.3 percent fall in auto sales.
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The Reuters Tankan service-sector index held steady at 26 in March, with retailers and wholesalers rebounding from the previous month's slump.
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It is cutting back on wholesalers too, though it expects them to still make up half of sales in the long term.
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Data from independent, online and chain bookstores, book wholesalers and independent distributors across the United States is used to compile the list.
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Anheuser-Busch will lead production, bottling and distribution to retailers nationwide in partnership with its established network of wholesalers, the companies said.
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The service-sector index grew to 25 in July from 22 in the previous month, led by real estate/construction and wholesalers.
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The agency is currently considering whether to make fuel wholesalers responsible for complying with the mandate, taking the responsibility off of refiners.
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Big supermarket chains and wholesalers already eat into her business by dealing directly with the ports and fish farms that supply Tsukiji.
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Raw pseudoephedrine is made in a handful of Indian factories, then moved through a network of wholesalers, drug makers, distributors and drugstores.
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Non-manufacturers' orders fell 7.3 percent, following a 9.8 percent gain in November due to declines in orders from retailers and wholesalers.
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Group's worst showing in a year as Celgene and Gilead among biggest decliners following Q3 reports; and drug wholesalers rattled as Amazon.
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The Friday report said February 2017 sales of merchant wholesalers, except manufacturers' sales branches and offices, and after adjustments, reached $464.9 billion.
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" Wholesalers said the import tariffs were "inflating prices, which are difficult to pass along to the end user due to competitive pressures.
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The company's sales in its own shops rose 13 percent at constant exchange rates last year but fell 5 percent among wholesalers.
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With better inventory control, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers have shown more confidence to increase their orders and freight deliveries are picking up.
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They were sent to wholesalers, distributors and hospitals in the United states, Puerto Rico and Guam between February 2017 and February 2018.
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Inventory ratios have risen at all stages of the supply chain from manufacturers through wholesalers to retailers, according to Census Bureau data.
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Buyers, typically high-end wholesalers throughout the country, and their customers can scan the code to learn the story behind the fish.
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Slotted between the wholesalers, flower peddlers and midrange hotels, a new crop of galleries have sprung up in New York's flower district.
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This is the "digitally native vertical integration" model that Warby Parker, Casper and Everlane all used to upend industries bloated by wholesalers.
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It was trial-and-error finding wholesalers who offered great quality clothing in my price range that fit in with my brand.
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The unrest is estimated to have cost the economy millions, with large-scale disruption to retailers, wholesalers, the restaurant and hotel trades.
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Ninety minutes later, the president will host a conference call with supply retailers and wholesalers to talk about COVID-2628 and responses.
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States, wholesalers and pharmacies would submit demonstration proposals to HHS, which would be time-limited and subject to safety and cost conditions.
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Heritage's customers, including wholesalers and distributors, were deceived into buying the products from the dummy corporations at market value, the lawsuit claimed.
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The legislation, termed the Opioid Crisis Accountability Act, also limits the quantity of opioids that wholesalers can distribute in a single community.
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The first proposed rule would allow states, potentially working with wholesalers and pharmacists, to develop programs to import certain drugs from Canada.
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The first proposed rule would allow states, potentially working with wholesalers and pharmacists, to develop programs to import certain drugs from Canada.
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The PACs of Home Depot, the National Beer Wholesalers Association, UPS and the International Council of Shopping Centers also wrote large checks.
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A draft rule published by the Food and Drug Administration would allow states, wholesalers and pharmacies to import certain medicines from Canada.
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By aggregating merchandise from a number of wholesalers and distributors, the company can offer unique items retailers might not have had access to.
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More often, middle-men such as wholesalers, vendors, and shippers weigh on retail supply chains, each with their own added cost of business.
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Franchot's office sent the state's tobacco retailers and wholesalers a notice, warning that the state will discipline any store caught selling the products.
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The recalled products were shipped to wholesalers, retailers and brokers in eight states: Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin.
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Amazon team members would order books from wholesalers and stay up to 230 AM packing the books on the floor of Bezos' garage.
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The company plans to target rural areas with more affordable products, provide trade incentives to wholesalers and launch premium products in stronger markets.
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With sales rising for a third straight month, it would take wholesalers 1.35 months to clear shelves, down from 1.36 months in April.
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He engages in a business model known as wholesale arbitrage, which sees him buying large quantities of products from wholesalers or large brands.
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And until the state OKs distributors outside the alcohol industry or the 18-month window runs out, marijuana wholesalers can't apply for one.
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Data released from independent, online and chain bookstores, book wholesalers and independent distributors across the United States are used to compile the list.
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The amendment, which was non-binding, would have allowed American pharmacists, wholesalers and individuals with a valid prescription to purchase drugs from Canada.
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Last month, trade services - which measure changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers - fell 0.6 percent after declining 1.3 percent in July.
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That high ratio suggests the so-called inventory correction at wholesalers could continue for a while and hurt manufacturing and overall economic growth.
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Confidence in the service sector also plunged, to plus 13 from plus 25 in July, due to big drops at wholesalers and retailers.
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Last month, trade services — which measure changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers — fell 0.6 percent after declining 1.3 percent in July.
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"The infusion of millions of Aetna members into CVS program is going to give them more leverage with the drug wholesalers," he said.
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At the September sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.27 months to clear their stock of goods, down from 1.28 months in August.
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They come about when a drug company increases the cost that its wholesalers must pay for a product they have contracted to distribute.
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By the time their mother died in 2006, the family had expanded into boats and seafood wholesalers in Virginia, Massachusetts, Alaska and Argentina.
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The French Competition Authority announced on Monday it is fining Apple €1.1 billion ($1.2 billion) over restrictions it placed in contracts with wholesalers.
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Unlike most products we buy that go through a wholesaler, such as candy bars, drug companies charge wholesalers more than the list price.
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Vyrent, however, found that the scores of watches sitting idle in wholesalers' stockrooms and retailers' drawers were the way to supplement its offerings.
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But the booming seafood trade in Hunchun is now on the verge of collapse, and wholesalers have closed their businesses, Mr. Zhang said.
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But the trend toward Asian wholesalers has accelerated as merchants in that region aim to tighten their grip on securing supplies for themselves.
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Based in Stockholm, the company&aposs app allows people to reserve and pick up surplus food from restaurants, grocery stores, wholesalers, and farms.
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He transformed a fading Welsh town into a tourist magnet by buying books in bulk from colleges, libraries, defunct wholesalers and collectors' estates.
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The model has been so successful that the company reportedly shifted more resources toward third-party sellers last year, courting frustration from wholesalers.
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At current levels, it would take wholesalers 1.22 months to clear their shelves, a faster pace than the year-ago ratio of 1.29.
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He transformed a fading Welsh town into a tourist magnet by buying books in bulk from colleges, libraries, defunct wholesalers and collectors' estates.
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The trend is up-ending the traditional licensing model where brands worked with apparel wholesalers to produce garments and get them into stores.
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The company cut out wholesalers, rolled out flashy flagship stores and hiked prices, alienating its core customer base, particularly in its crucial domestic market.
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They're independent farmers—instead of raising birds for a corporation, they sell directly to wholesalers and stores—and their farming style reflects that freedom.
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But cognac sales rose 6.4 percent year-on-year in the last three months of 2015, as wholesalers ordered stock for retailers and restaurants.
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The company's GeForce 1070 chip set, which retailed at $349 a year ago, was going for up to $900 from electronics wholesalers on Amazon.
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But that burden would be born by the importers, wholesalers and retailers who sell those goods and, ultimately, by U.S. consumers who buy them.
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They require county health officials to get the vaccines directly from manufacturers before sending them to hospitals, instead of going through wholesalers, it added.
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At November's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.24 months to clear shelves, the fewest since November 2014, down from 1.25 months in October.
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The company said its profit margins were hurt this quarter partially because of investments to sell more directly to consumers and less through wholesalers.
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After a stern battle with its wholesalers who latched on to Tsukiji like mussels to a rock, the managers pushed through with the move.
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The U.S. medical system's opacity and complexity have stoked drug prices, fueling the flow of dollars to insurers, wholesalers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs).
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At December's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.33 months to clear shelves, the most since November 2016, up from 1.30 months in November.
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The bill would also let towns that host retailers, growers, wholesalers and processors levy taxes as well, up to 3 percent in some cases.
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With sales increasing solidly for a second straight month, it would take wholesalers 1.35 months to clear shelves, down from 1.36 months in March.
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High-net-worth individuals and wholesalers bought gold when global prices hovered around $1,400, said Brian Lan, managing director at Singapore dealer GoldSilver Central.
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The administration last week announced a proposal that would set the groundwork for states or wholesalers to launch pilot programs to safely import drugs.
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However, the overall inventories-to-sales ratio fell slightly to 1.25 in October, meaning it would take 1.25 months for wholesalers to clear shelves.
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Sonneville predicted the shortage would only really start to hit drinkers in the coming days, as wholesalers, distributors and retailers work through existing inventories.
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These rebates are based on the drug's list price, and when wholesalers and middlemen push for larger rebates, manufacturers often raise their list prices.
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She was front and center at an intimate gathering in downtown Washington on Monday at the home of National Beer Wholesalers Association's Laurie Knight.
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At the end of 2017 the overall hospital debt to wholesalers amounted to 1.6 billion kuna with an average payment delay of 360 days.
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In the real world, there are three wholesalers that make up the majority of the pharmaceutical-wholesaler market: AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health, and McKesson Corp.
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U.S. nitrogen fertilizer producer CF Industries Holdings Inc allowed wholesalers and retailers to take delivery of supplies early, senior vice president Bert Frost said.
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The ripple effect has stalled building projects, starved wholesalers of loans to buy inventory and prevented farmers from borrowing to buy tractors and motorbikes.
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The ban will impact customers, wholesalers and corporations, the plaintiffs said in a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on Sunday.
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At October's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.37 months to clear shelves, the most since May 2016, up from 1.36 months in September.
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The service-sector index slid to 25 from 34 in the previous month, dragged down by information/communications, retailers/wholesalers, and other service firms.
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Westminster Pharmaceuticals, LLC has instructed wholesalers to stop distributing specific products labeled "Levothyroxine and Liothyronine (Thyroid Tablets, USP)," according to an August 9 release.
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The contracts come as the Trump administration ponders a plan to shift the task of complying with the mandate from refiners to fuel wholesalers.
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This three-tier system vests great power in wholesalers, who have opposed any efforts like Granholm or Blair to expand consumer access to wine.
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Now it's a global hub for the fish processing industry, with fish from all over the world being gutted, packaged and sold to wholesalers.
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But laws created in the wake of Prohibition make that difficult, which is why Drizly's relationship with wholesalers appears to give it an advantage.
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At May's sales pace it would take wholesalers 1.24 months to clear shelves, the lowest since November 2014, down from 1.27 months in April.
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The Commerce Department says business inventories rose a seasonally adjusted 0.7 percent in November, with strong gains among auto dealers, building materials stores and wholesalers.
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It resolved part of the antitrust litigation Impax faces over Solodyn related to sales of the drug to direct purchasers such as retailers and wholesalers.
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The Commerce Department says inventories held by wholesalers rose 1 percent in December, matching the November increase, which had been the largest in two years.
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After a year he realized the market was declining as the Indians and Chinese were bypassing the wholesalers and manufacturers to sell directly to retailers.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - U.S. business inventories increased a bit more than expected in December, lifted by solid gains in stocks at manufacturers and wholesalers.
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According to the farm's recall announcement, the red and green leaf lettuce was distributed to wholesalers in California, Colorado, Oregon, Texas, Pennsylvania, Washington, and Canada.
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The government also said inventories at retailers increased 1.03 percent last month to $616.1 billion, and stocks at wholesalers rose 0.4 percent to $594.1 billion.
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The Indianapolis-based drugmaker said it had spoken to various "stakeholders" about the price of insulin, including diabetes patients, doctors, advocacy groups, wholesalers and lawmakers.
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"We wanted to work with small growers, fishermen, and farmers, instead of the usual Bali restaurant wholesalers." explains Dutch co-owner and chef Eelke Plasmeijer.
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The government also said inventories at retailers increased 0.4 percent last month to $616.1 billion, and stocks at wholesalers rose 0.4 percent to $594.1 billion.
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What kind of guarantees can you give to from the British farmers upwards to the wholesalers that this isn't going to detrimentally affect them Kevin?
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As the number of generic products increases, prices drop precipitously in a matter of months, offering substantial cost savings to wholesalers, pharmacies, hospitals and clinics.
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An estimated $88 million worth of vaccines in eastern China had not been properly refrigerated or transported, prompting checks on vaccine makers, wholesalers, and buyers.
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It found that items were either bought by wholesalers and sold on to Amazon and Walmart or listed with third-party sellers on their marketplaces.
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Brito said the new goals for 2025 would include suppliers and wholesalers - beyond the company's previous environmental targets that focused on the company's core operations.
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"Wholesalers have been looking at this issue for quite some time," said Daniel Posner, owner of Grapes the Wine Company, a retailer in White Plains.
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It still makes $50 and doesn't have to officially lower its price, which would force it to re-do contracts with wholesalers and pharmacies too.
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At Fibo, it wasn't just fitness studios showing an interest in protein beer; wholesalers and exporters wanted to market the product to other countries too.
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Apple wholesalers Tech Data and Ingram Micro were also fined 76 million and 63 million euros, respectively, for unlawfully agreeing on prices, the authority said.
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Also be sure to inquire if they have wholesalers, or product companies, who pay for their events in return for the sale of their products.
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Fewer kilometres are being driven by HGVs and more by LGVs as the pattern of distribution from manufacturers to wholesalers, retailers and end customers changes.
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The multiplicity of players — drugmakers, doctors, pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers, insurers, wholesalers and hospitals — means lots of hands trying to grab money from other participants.
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Customers exchange it for marijuana at the counter; businesses use it to buy weed from wholesalers and for gardening supplies, plastic bottles and lab equipment.
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But it might argue that third-party sellers — big-time wholesalers (about 0.5% of Amazon merchants) — have access to the same sales data as Amazon does.
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Missouri's Constitutional Amendment No. 215 would raise taxes on cigarettes by 2020 by 60 cents per pack and on tobacco wholesalers by 67 cents per pack.
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As for the cauliflower, it was distributed by wholesalers in Arizona, California, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tijuana, and Canada.
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And for many swappers, trading seeds is a way to indulge in their gardening hobbies without shelling out a ton of cash to major seed wholesalers.
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Wholesalers, distributors and retailers of drugs in America (such as hospitals and pharmacies) have merged or ganged up in consortia to help contain rising drug costs.
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Nonfarm payrolls surged by 201,000 jobs last month, boosted by hiring at construction sites, wholesalers and professional and business services, the Labor Department said on Friday.
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The judges rejected arguments by drug wholesalers and health plans that the jury was prevented from hearing certain arguments and evidence, and was given improper instructions.
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The issue of opioid abuse is a complex one that spans the full healthcare spectrum, including manufacturers, wholesalers, insurers, prescribers, pharmacists and regulatory and enforcement agencies.
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Weakness was also prevalent among wholesalers, especially in the agricultural sector, where some indicators have never been worse since the survey started in 1979, INSEE said.
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That was the biggest decrease since the third quarter of 0.53, as wholesalers, retailers, and information and communications machinery cut spending, the Cabinet Office data showed.
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The ratio of inventories to sales for merchant wholesalers was 1.26 in March, meaning it would take merchants 1.26 months to clear shelves of their inventories.
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HHS and the Food and Drug Administration will set up a framework for importation and want to see proposals from states, wholesalers, and pharmacies, Azar said.
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But now, states — urged on by wine and spirits wholesalers who oppose any sort of interstate alcohol commerce that bypasses them — have stepped up enforcement efforts.
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When Trump first imposed 10% tariffs on furniture and other Chinese goods in September, some furniture retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers agreed to divvy up the costs.
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Nonfarm payrolls surged by 201,0.13 jobs last month, boosted by hiring at construction sites, wholesalers and professional and business services, the Labor Department said on Friday.
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North Korean seafood — crab, lobster, shrimp and other shellfish — is sold to wholesalers in China, where it ends up at large buffet displays in major hotels.
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Demand for avocados was high when Gonzalez started, and, after a couple of months of working with wholesalers in Mexico, he went out on his own.
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In November, the amount of unsold inventories on wholesalers' shelves jumped 0.6 percent, rebounding from an October decline that snapped a six-month streak of gains.
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Counterfeits are discovered, the wholesalers insist that they were duped, and they are not sanctioned because they usually have just enough plausible deniability to skate by.
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The battery maker secured EU antitrust approval to buy U.S rival Energizer's Varta branded consumer batteries business after pledging to supply its products to wholesalers globally.
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Then, if the rules are finalized, states, drug wholesalers, and pharmacies will need to work together to come up with plans for how to import drugs.
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And the average price that wholesalers pay suppliers was up 90% in the last week of August compared to a year ago, according to government data.
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The world's top consumer of the meat faces a severe domestic supply shortage and wholesalers are stocking up on supplies ahead of China's Spring Festival Holiday.
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Higher sales and a drop in inventories are good signs that consumers and businesses are spending more, and that wholesalers are clearing out a backlog of goods.
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Changes Remy Cointreau made to its distributors' network in China and Chinese wholesalers' caution had weighed on group cognac sales, causing a 7.1 percent dip from April.
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Mylan said that it had sent letters to distributors, and called for wholesalers and retailers to examine their inventory, stop distributing the affected batch and notify customers.
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The Reuters Tankan showed confidence at service-sector firms hitting a three-month high at plus 28, up two points in April from March, led by wholesalers.
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It has been working to reinvigorate the business after years of tepid performance, with management changes and a greater focus on sales to retailers rather than wholesalers.
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Farm-supply wholesalers, including Cargill Inc and Univar Solutions Inc, are also being probed, the court documents show, confirming an earlier report by the Wall Street Journal.
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Marketplaces like Amazon and eBay are riddled with fake goods, to the point that companies like Birkenstock now refuse to let wholesalers post their products on Amazon.
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In the online retail world, this process began with Amazon providing core e-commerce and packaging services, while wholesalers were responsible for sourcing books and warehousing them.
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And the department store sector as a whole is troubled, with more and more consumers shopping directly with brands such as Nike and Kate Spade, bypassing wholesalers.
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Earlier in the day, Bresch discussed the repeated big price hikes, telling CNBC that intermediaries including wholesalers, retailers and pharmacy benefit managers add to the ultimate cost.
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"We've got a really strict criteria that we are working on right now," Hebert said about how the company will pick which wholesalers it works with next.
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"Our sales representatives had been receiving requests for new product from wholesalers, retailers and consumers for a long time," said Jiro Ohkawa, senior marketing manager Sapporo USA.
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The volatile trade services component, which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers, rose 0.4 percent last month after shooting up 0.9 percent in January.
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"The majority of businesses that may be affected by the proposed rule are small entities, including lemon producers, packers, wholesalers, and related establishments," the agency's documents stated.
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Total inventories of merchant wholesalers, except manufacturers' sales branches and offices, and after adjustments, were $594.2 billion at the end of the month, the Commerce Department added.
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According to the Gazette-Mail, drug wholesalers saturated the state with so many painkillers that there are approximately 433 painkillers to every human being in the state.
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Riley said those arguments have some merit for unverified personal importation, but noted that contracting with wholesalers, while more cumbersome than direct personal importation, is much safer.
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The 2003 Medicare Modernization Act directs the FDA to allow pharmacists and wholesalers to import prescription drugs from Canada, but only if certain safety precautions are followed.
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While there are exceptions and there are wholesalers that operate in several states, Mihalich complained that the contracts often have to be drawn up 50 different ways.
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A Sanders-Cummings bill would let patients, wholesalers and pharmacies import drugs from abroad — starting with Canada, and leaving the door open for some other countries. Sen.
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"The allegations against Walgreens are very different, and Walgreens is completely unlike the wholesalers involved in the national opioid litigation," a Walgreens spokesman said in a statement.
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Opponents to the rule included companies like Domino's Pizza Inc and industry groups such as the Food Marketing Institute, or FMI, which represents food retailers and wholesalers.
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A channel-stuffing company may try to bolster revenue artificially by granting unsustainable or improper inducements to wholesalers and customers to get them to take its products.
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He orders both from clothing wholesalers in Los Angeles and from China via eBay, and all of it is delivered to his aunt's address in Southern California.
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If I'm searching for a stone or diamond, the next two weeks are spent connecting with 40 to 50 wholesalers and jewelry manufacturers from around the world.
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Two of Apple's wholesalers were also fined for agreeing on prices: Tech Data and Ingram Micro received fines of 76.1 million euros and 62.9 million euros respectively.
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Ninety-five percent of Dirty Lemon's sales have come through mobile devices, with the reset stemming from a few partnerships that the company is testing with wholesalers.
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Other businesses in Azaz, which lies about four miles (six km) south of the Turkish border, have also started using Turkey's lira, including clothes stores and wholesalers.
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As of Friday, Belgium had culled 4,000 domestic pigs from the Étalle region, according to the country's national federation of slaughterhouses, cutting plants and wholesalers for pork.
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It stores products in temperature-controlled facilities for healthcare customers, who send orders to the site to be packed and shipped to wholesalers, hospitals and doctors' offices.
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Retailers and wholesalers in some Districts raised selling prices as they continued to see increased costs in transportation and also worried about impending cost increases resulting from tariffs.
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The volatile trade services component, which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers, shot up 0.9 percent in January after being unchanged in the prior month.
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Retailing directly to customers means you don't have to give a cut to wholesalers, department stores, trucking companies, and all the other players involved in promotion and distribution.
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Prescription drug wholesalers, drug store chains and pharmacy benefit managers generally have seen their stock prices tumble this year, even as the overall S&P 123 healthcare sector .
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By the end of April, wholesalers had $71 billion worth of unsold new autos and parts on hand, compared with $63 billion at the same point last year.
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This is a surprising area of confusion, as I get tweets directed at me from people who shop at a chain of frozen food wholesalers based in Singapore.
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It is a group of fish processors, an industry that is thriving in Grimsby, where fish from all over the world are gutted, packaged and sold to wholesalers.
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It was the first decline in four months, dragged down by retailers and wholesalers, underlining fragility in the private consumption that constitutes about 60 percent of the economy.
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Manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers have cut new orders as they struggle to reverse excess inventories built up as a result of over-ordering in 2014 and early 2015.
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The J. P. Morgan economists said that is also why inventories grew more at wholesalers and at retailers than at domestic factories, which saw a 0.4 percent decline.
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"The brand receives royalties on sales to wholesalers and would not benefit if a licensee increased its profit margin by obtaining goods at a lower cost," she added.
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Amendment 3 would increase taxes by more than 350 percent on a pack of cigarettes, from 17 cents to 77 cents, and adds new fees for tobacco wholesalers.
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Walgreens shares weighed heavily on all three of Wall Street's major indexes, while CVS and the drug wholesalers were among the biggest drags on the S&P 500.
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One sugar supplier said raids on factories began last week and mark the latest escalation in confiscations which have hit thousands of wholesalers and packers in recent weeks.
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The "Great Mission of Sovereign Supply" takes the bulk of food distribution away from an array of state and privately owned wholesalers and entrusts it to the army.
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Also of concern, the proposed legislation would allow wholesalers and distributors to sell large quantities of REMS drug samples without safety precautions, increasing the likelihood of drug diversion.
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The top three wholesalers - AmerisourceBergen Corp, Cardinal Health Inc and McKesson Corp - control more than 80 percent; and the top five pharmacies more than 50 percent, he said.
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The senior Hengli official and another company official said Hengli would market its refined fuel to state-owned Sinopec and PetroChina, as well as independent wholesalers and distributors.
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It said that of the $608 list price for an EpiPen, it gets only $274, while the rest goes to pharmacy benefit managers, insurers, wholesalers and retail pharmacies.
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Number in 2018: 1,406,400Projected number in 2028: 1,429,800Median annual wage in 2018: $58,510What they do, according to O*NET: Sell goods for manufacturers or wholesalers to other businesses.
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Rhopressa's approval followed Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc's announcement on Monday that it would begin shipping to U.S. wholesalers its Vyzulta, a rival treatment manufactured at the same facility.
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SIRUM's marketplace allows health facilities, manufacturers, wholesalers and pharmacies to donate unused drugs for cheap redistribution, targeting the 50 million Americans who could not otherwise afford these medicines.
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Last week, authorities inspected fresh produce wholesalers and imposed fines totaling 2 million lira ($380,000) on 88 firms for setting unreasonably high prices, according to the Trade Ministry.
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A wide variety of sweets, which Mr. Najjar bakes daily, are sold at local grocery stores and a university, and wholesalers in Sacramento and Seattle buy them, too.
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One is not the only place chefs can procure these herbs; chef farms or wholesalers in California or Ohio ship a variety of rare products across the country.
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Grocery stores and wholesalers, like C&S, are advocating for more public-private planning partnerships to make the food supply chain more resilient before the next disaster strikes.
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Most large pharmacies and drug wholesalers keep at least a month or two of prescription meds as backup, and pharmaceutical companies store medications in case of supply disruptions.
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The other side: NASHP argues that requiring wholesalers to import the drugs is a key distinction that provides assurances the drugs coming into the state would be safe.
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Wholesalers like Costco are among a number of membership clubs and associations that, in addition to other benefits, offer discounts on travel, including rental cars, cruises and tours.
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In Midtown, Korean-American wholesalers sell them in bulk in the human hair district, and a roomful of wigmakers weaves hair for the Metropolitan Opera and Broadway musicals.
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St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman says he will propose changes to the city's investment policy to keep city funds from being invested in gun manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers.
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High prices are raising production costs in industrial cities like Baoding and Shijiazhuang in Hebei province, with knock-on effects for retailers and wholesalers downstream, business owners said.
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He used to buy items from wholesalers in the old part of Montreal and resell them out of the trunk of his car to retailers at a markup.
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Industry groups such as the Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) have been pressuring U.S. and EU trade officials to negotiate an end to the trade dispute.
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Older stores endure, including wholesalers offering T-shirts, socks and beauty products, as well as spiritual advice, especially on Broadway and Sixth Avenue, and the streets in between.
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In Delhi's fruit and vegetable markets, wholesalers worry their goods may rot if they wait for buyers to come up with cash, so they sell at bargain prices.
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Some of the group's alcohol wholesalers are now allowing Drizly to display all the alcohol they carry in their warehouses, versus just what is available in local stores.
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In an ideal world for Amazon, you'd think it would want to circumvent local stores as well as wholesalers and buy booze directly from the companies making it.
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Amazon, in turn, had bought the book from its publisher or its publisher's wholesalers, just like if you went to any other bookstore selling new copies of books.
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The cost of services increased 0.4 percent, driven by a rise in margins for final demand trade services, a measurement of changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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The Beer Purchasers' Index, a metric used by the National Beer Wholesalers Association to track beer purchases, fell to 47 in December from 55 in the year-earlier period.
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It is the city's central distribution point for fruits and vegetables that are shipped in from all over the world and delivered to restaurants, grocery stores, wholesalers and hotels.
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Instructions for wholesalers, retailers and consumers to return recalled bottles can be found in the company's announcement, which was also posted to the US Food and Drug Administration's website.
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The Trump administration proposal would also force states, wholesalers and pharmacists to include conditions to ensure importing drugs doesn't pose an additional risk to the public's health and safety.
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As of Monday's report on its holdings, several of the five top retailers and wholesalers examined by CalPERS, including Dick's Sporting Goods, had ceased selling the firearms in question.
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"Chambers of commerce are supposed to protect the interests of businesses in their communities, and supporting these kinds of bills may negatively impact local wholesalers and retailers," Adams said.
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The result: A high-stakes race to the bottom between Walmart and Amazon that seems great for shoppers, but has consumer packaged goods brands and wholesalers feeling the pressure.
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Health insurers often contract with PBMs like Express Scripts Holding Co to manage plans for prescription drugs, which are distributed by wholesalers like AmeriSource Bergen Corp and McKesson Corp.
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Remy Cointreau, however, said the environment was improving in China where sales from wholesalers to retailers grew mid-single digit in volume and in value in the first quarter.
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January's weak sales pace means it would take wholesalers 1.35 months to clear shelves, the highest inventory-to-sales ratio since April 2009, when the economy was in recession.
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I can't tell you how many limp handshakes I've been offered by wholesalers, colleagues, and clients (which conveys that you think I'm weak and can't handle a real handshake).
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Trish Riley, NASHP's executive director, argues that requiring wholesalers to import the drugs is a key distinction that provides assurances the drugs coming into the state would be safe.
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Valeant has been accused of channel-stuffing — trying to bolster revenue artificially by granting unsustainable or improper inducements to wholesalers and customers to get them to take its products.
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The American wine market was worth around $62 billion in 2016, and according to Forbes magazine, revenues at the top three wholesalers accounted for almost half of that value.
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Last week, the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) called on all 50 state governors to take advantage of applicable laws allowing curbside pick-up or delivery of alcohol.
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Abacus' main business is the so-called parallel trade of medicines in Europe, buying batches from wholesalers in low-price countries and making cross-border sales to other distributors.
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By contract these books must be sold abroad, but wholesalers could quietly dump these books in the American market through a third-party seller on Amazon, cheating the publisher.
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The regulator accused Apple of making its wholesalers charge the same prices for products offered in Apple's own retail stores and abusing its broad economic power over the firms.
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The cost of services slipped 0.1 percent, led by a 0.9 percent decline in the index for trade services, which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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The idea is to mandate that fuel wholesalers buy permits for the emissions that their products create, then establish a marketplace where those permits can be bought and sold.
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The Commerce Department's survey of wholesalers' inventories increased 0.4 percent in December to a value of $612.1 billion, beating estimates of 0.2 percent from a survey of Reuters economists.
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The class action lawsuit, by direct purchasers of K-Dur including drug wholesalers and hospitals, said the companies violated antitrust laws through the unlawful delay of generic K-Dur.
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To determine average cost, the report used the annual wholesale acquisition cost, which is an estimate of the manufacturer's list price for a drug to wholesalers or direct purchasers.
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I didn't know there were so many domestic businesses, e-liquid creators, vape pen wholesalers, silly flavors, and die-hard vape fans here in the UK. I was astounded.
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That cuts out the wholesalers and the pharmacy-benefit managers, which are in charge of negotiating drug prices, along with the charges that would come along with their involvement.
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The gang used a team of young runners to ferry around gram snap bags containing a mix of branded product and powdered synthetic weed bought from a firm of wholesalers.
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Last month's rise in prices received by the nation's farms, factories and refineries reflected a 0.5 percent surge in the cost of services, mostly margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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Stock-building had added 0.7 percentage points to GDP growth during the first quarter, but some sectors - such as motor trades, wholesalers and warehouses reported relatively little evidence of this.
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Several West Virginia counties have filed lawsuits in recent months against drug wholesalers McKesson Corp, Cardinal Health and AmerisourceBergen for failing to report suspicious orders of opioids in the state.
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UPS was accused of having shipped since 2010 more than 683,000 cartons of untaxed "contraband" cigarettes to unlicensed wholesalers, unlicensed retailers and residences, often from smoke shops on Indian reservations.
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The drug wholesalers have likewise faced litigation, particularly in West Virginia, where several county commissions and cities have the three main ones, following lawsuits filed by the state's attorney general.
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"What happened today is a big boost of momentum for the industry," said Arnaud Dumas de Rauly, treasurer of the Vapor Technology Association, which represents manufacturers, wholesalers, and small businesses.
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The Justice Department inquiry appears aimed at a pillar of the market's structure: the strategy whereby market-making wholesalers such as Citadel pay retail brokerages for their clients' order flow.
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The startup says that they are able to offer wines at a lower price point because they are eliminating middle-men like importers and wholesalers from the wine distribution process.
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The company started in January as a sort of online go-between, linking farms and wholesalers with food on the verge of going to waste with restaurants and other businesses.
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UPS was accused of having since 2010 shipped more than 683,000 cartons of untaxed "contraband" cigarettes to unlicensed wholesalers, unlicensed retailers and residences, often from smoke shops on Indian reservations.
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Speaking at the National Beer Wholesalers Association's Annual Convention on Tuesday, he called the beverage an "enduring brand" with "the potential to deliver billions of dollars of profit," Brewbound reported.
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The cost of services fell 0.1 percent, pulled down by a 0.3 percent drop in the index for trade services, which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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In their recommendations of how to drive down insulin costs, the lawmakers said Congress could introduce legislation requiring that wholesalers use standardized fees instead of rebates based on list prices.
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Third-party pot labs install it to track and deliver the results of the samples they're sent by producers like growers, wholesalers, and manufacturers while remaining compliant with local laws.
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Wholesalers said on Friday they would sue those hospitals with the longest payment delays, adding that the hospitals' debt to them is rising by some 150 million kuna a month.
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A few examples of wholesalers and distributors near where I live in the San Francisco Bay Area are ABS Seafood, Golden Gate Meat Company, Green Leaf, Hodo Soy and VegiWorks.
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It said PBMs, wholesalers and pharmacies should be paid a flat fee instead of a percentage of drugs' list prices but notably did not call for rebates to be eliminated.
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The plaintiffs — various cities, counties and states — allege the drug manufacturers knowingly played down the risk of opioids, while wholesalers and others failed to monitor and report suspicious opioid orders.
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If you do break your phone's screen, you can buy a cheap replacement from the many, many wholesalers who sell aftermarket parts on eBay and other places around the web.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's pork imports in October doubled from a year earlier, as wholesalers stocked up on supplies after disease decimated the huge hog herd, customs data showed on Saturday.
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Wholesalers have argued for years that such tight regulation, which happens to be to their commercial advantage, is all that protects the wine and spirits business from descending into chaos.
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There are discount groceries, dollar stores, auto shops, duty-free stores, and wholesalers with names like "Factory 2 U." Even the street name — Border Village Road — hints at its purpose.
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Share prices of other generic drugmakers also declined, as did those of wholesalers, which profit from the sales of generic drugs and have said they expect prices to continue declining.
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The expense of transporting potatoes from Pueblo Llano to Caracas has tripled in the past few months, said Oswaldo García, one of the last surviving vegetable wholesalers in the region.
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BAGS OF CASH Other businesses in Azaz, which lies about four miles (six km) south of the Turkish border, have also started using Turkey's lira, including clothes stores and wholesalers.
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Even wholesalers that distribute American wines are likely to still face devastating economic impacts, since the same trucks, same drivers, same logistics are used for both domestic and imported wine.
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According to Azar, the medication itself will cost the federal government about $213 per bottle, with those costs going towards distribution fees associated with wholesalers and pharmacies utilized by Gilead.
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Adam J. Fein, chief executive of the Drug Channels Institute, said even though Merck's move was small, it reduces how much middlemen like wholesalers and pharmacy benefit managers are paid.
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Prices have been on a downward trend since 2010, mostly because retail chains have combined with pharmacy-benefit managers and drug wholesalers, creating buying giants with vastly enhanced bargaining power.
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Cabell County's 38-page complaint says the drug wholesalers "breached their duty to monitor, detect, investigate, refuse and report suspicious orders of prescription opiates," citing repeated violations of DEA rules.
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The cost of services increased 0.3 percent in November, boosted by a 0.3 percent gain in the index for trade services, which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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"Jewellery wholesalers (in China) have begun stocking up physical inventories, while investment has also seen a pick up," said Samson Li, a Hong Kong-based senior analyst at Thomson Reuters GFMS.
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Between 2013 and 2018, Kohanbash and his associates sold the gear to other wholesalers, and that 200 counterfeit uniforms ended up in the hands of US Air Force members in Afghanistan.
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The service-sector index rose to 30 from 19 in December, boosted by retailers and wholesalers, somewhat easing concerns about the private consumption that constitutes about 60 percent of the economy.
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"These data are being released at a time when there's an enormous amount of interest and scrutiny of the role of manufacturers and wholesalers and pharmacies in this process," he said.
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The cost of services slipped 0.1 percent last month, led by a 0.9 percent decline in the index for trade services, which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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Although West Virginia's population is a modest 2628 million, during a six-year period, drug wholesalers shipped 28503 million painkillers into the state — enough to supply 22019 pain pills per resident.
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The S&P consumer staples index was down 0.6%, while rival CVS Health Corp fell 4.5% and drug wholesalers McKesson Corp and AmerisourceBergen Corp dropped more than 2% and 313% respectively.
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" On Congress' lobbied decision to limit the DEA's abilities: "[T]he drug industry — the manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and chain drugstores — have an influence over Congress that has never been seen before.
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Meanwhile, wholesalers bought pork at $235.83 per cwt, which was 228 cents higher than on Monday, driven by the almost $20.775 spike in rib costs, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
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Fast-forward more than a decade and Nossa Familia Coffee is one of Portland's popular wholesalers and the Nossa Espresso Bar in the Pearl District fuels the people on the ground.
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Dawson Hobbs is Senior Vice President of Government Affairs of the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA), the national trade association representing the wholesale tier of the wine and spirits industry.
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Complainants included retailers and wholesalers such as Giant Eagle Inc and Guttman Energy Inc as well as Delta Air Lines Inc subsidiary Monroe Energy LLC, which operates a Philadelphia-area refinery.
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Nike said its profit margins were hurt partly as a result of its efforts to sell directly to consumers and less through wholesalers, like Sports Authority, which recently filed for bankruptcy.
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Over half of Chinese exports are produced from firms receiving foreign investments, roughly $85033 of every dollar U.S. consumers spend on imports from China goes to U.S. transporters, wholesalers and retailers.
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European distributors — such as large wholesalers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia — are ordering "really large quantities," according to Bednarz, mostly used by street-food joints, restaurants, event organizers and caterers.
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The weak sales pace in January means it would take wholesalers 1.35 months to clear shelves, the highest inventory-to-sales ratio since April 0.13, when the economy was in recession.
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Dentsu, which owns a mix of media properties, media buying agencies, media wholesalers and creative outfits at every level of the advertising assembly line, is much more prone to these entanglements.
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Retailer Alfamart had recently stopped selling sugar at stores across Indonesia, said corporate affairs director, Solihin, who said sugar producers and wholesalers had been offering prices above the government's ceiling price.
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In New York State, for example, wholesalers have given $2.7 million to candidates for office, compared with $678,000 donated by retailers, according to the Nation Institute on Money in State Politics.
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The Senate Democrats pushed forward an amendment to a budget resolution aimed at lowering prescription drug prices by allowing American pharmacists, wholesalers, and individuals to bring in cheaper drugs from Canada.
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If they want a ready-made ring, I call jewelers and wholesalers that meet the couple's criteria, and they choose which one they want from the selection of four to eight.
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As top economic officials and Senate leadership negotiate this stimulus package, Trump is spending the day on the phone with executives from the restaurant and tourism industries, supply retailers and wholesalers.
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A legal expert at the lunch pegged the drug wholesalers' liabilities between $1 billion and $2 billion, far below their reported initial offer and the $45 billion counter-offer from states.
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This came as a 21% jump in sales in China and a 20% rise in sales in India offset a flat performance in the United States, where wholesalers have reduced inventories.
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Two of Apple's wholesalers, Tech Data and Ingram Micro, were fined 76 million euros ($85 million) and 63 million euros ($70 million) respectively, for unlawfully agreeing on prices, the authority said.
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That market would set the price of permits, and the wholesalers would then have to decide how much of the increased cost of their operations to pass along at the pump.
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Elijah Cummings, a Maryland Democrat who chairs the powerful House Oversight Committee, unveiled a legislative package last month that calls for allowing pharmacies, individuals and wholesalers to import drugs from Canada.
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With about $1,000 of her own savings, Adina bought materials — beads, pearls, stones, strips of leather, chains — from wholesalers and got to work at the kitchen table at her parents' house.
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Preservationists remain concerned about the rapid change in the neighborhood, which they fear could redefine what they regard as the city's last authentic, if unfashionable, complex of food wholesalers and distributors.
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In a statement after Gonzalez issued her temporary restraining order, Alvogen said it refuses to let prison systems or departments of correction buy midazolam, either directly or through distributors and wholesalers.
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There's bipartisan support for tackling rising drug costs, but drug makers clearly want to maintain the status quo and have tried to turn attention to wholesalers and middlemen in the supply chain.
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The cost of services fell 0.1 percent in December, pulled down by a 0.3 percent drop in the index for trade services, which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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Mizzen+Main has a growing online business, two bricks-and-mortar locations in Texas, where the company is based, and a presence in more than 800 wholesalers, including all of Nordstrom's stores.
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Now there's Robomart, which wants to bring the groceries, baked goods and prepared foods of the supermarket aisle to your doorstep with a white-labeled service for wholesalers and big box retailers.
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Panrosa US produces daily products such as hand creams and shower gels, and has a complete distribution network in the US, including wholesalers and budget supermarkets like Dollar Tree and Dollar General.
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How convincing the government's argument will be as the crisis bites remains to be seen and a nationwide strike by wholesalers and traders last weekend gave some taste of the growing unhappiness.
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Income is now more stable, said Briton, since the association - it has grown from six to 2216.1700 - had paved the way for a contract, with wholesalers agreeing to buy all their produce.
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The Sanders-led effort calls for allowing pharmacies, individuals and wholesalers to import drugs from Canada, and eventually from countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development that meet US standards.
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Speaking at the National Beer Wholesalers Association's Annual Convention, Mark Anthony Brands founder Anthony von Mandl called White Claw an "iconic global brand," comparing it to legacy companies like Starbucks, Brewbound reported.
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The Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America, a trade group that represents more than 80 percent of all wines and spirits sold in the U.S., voiced support for legal cannabis in July.
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"The consumers flocking to White Claw today are not going to magically return to the mega-beer brands of yesterday," von Mandl said at a beer wholesalers convention in September, Bloomberg reported.
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And it doesn't really hinge on whether, formally speaking, the tax is collected from smokers at point of sale or from retailers that buy from wholesalers or from producers at the factory.
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Producer prices eventually translate into consumer inflation because they are passed on to consumers unless wholesalers and retailers absorb the changes in prices at factory gates by adjusting their own profit margins.
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The efforts to curtail interstate shipping, many retailers believe, are a result of heavy lobbying by wine and spirits wholesalers, supported by generous campaign contributions to state legislators and other elected officials.
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You've probably heard about the proposal by plaintiffs' lawyers representing more than 1,800 city and county governments suing pharmaceutical companies, drug wholesalers and drugstore chains for sparking an epidemic of drug abuse.
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Ms. Kowalska also served as the legal representative of a company called Wonye that was established to supply workers to factories, shipyards, and fruit and vegetable wholesalers, according to Polish corporate records.
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CreditCreditAli Kate Cherkis for The New York Times New York's flower district, more than 100 years old and a home mostly to wholesalers, used to thrive like a jungle along Sixth Avenue.
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This week, Ms. Williams said, she started getting calls from wholesalers warning that prices will go up again if Mr. Trump makes good on his threat to increase tariffs on Chinese imports.
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The business is currently talking to wholesalers directly about sourcing groceries to avoid competing for delivery slots as more consumers switch to online shopping, and is also considering doing its own deliveries.
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"Apple and its two wholesalers have agreed not to compete with each other and to prevent distributors from competing with each other, thereby sterilizing the wholesale market for Apple products," it said.
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That, combined with the blockade, has left propane wholesalers in Atlantic Canada within days of running out of inventory, according to Nathalie St-Pierre, the chief executive of the Canadian Propane Association.
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In March, Eric Ferrar wrote on the Lo-Down website, the city helped to defuse the crisis by "securing thousands of pounds of low-cost produce," which allowed wholesalers to lower prices.
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David Rehr is a professor at the Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University, former president of the National Beer Wholesalers Association, and former president of the National Association of Broadcasters.
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Those included approximately two dozen wine wholesalers and retailers who have already been hurt by Trump's retaliatory duties on wine in a separate dispute over European government support for aerospace giant Airbus.
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Urged on by the wholesalers, who lobbied and contributed heavily to state political campaigns, states began to crack down on interstate retail shipping, and carriers like FedEx and United Parcel Service specifically.
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Prices for generic drugs have been falling across the industry, as major pharmacy chains, wholesalers and pharmacy benefit managers have united into colossal buying groups to drive harder bargains with generic drugmakers.
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The industry also wants an end to tenders for patented medicines and curbs on parallel trade, under which wholesalers buy drugs in low-cost European markets and sell them for higher prices elsewhere.
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Manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers have reported a big, and probably unplanned, increase in inventories of raw materials, work in progress and finished products as the supply chain has filled up since last summer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of the three major U.S. prescription drug wholesalers tumbled on Friday as investors feared a pricing war after McKesson Corp's quarterly report that rippled through the pharmaceutical supply chain.
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Federal prosecutors in Miami announced the charges on Friday against Joshua Joles, the CEO of Arizona-based LLC Wholesale Supply LLC, and Mohammad Salemi, the CEO of Wholesalers Group Inc in Puerto Rico.
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Purdue, along with other opioid makers, wholesalers and distributors, is facing more than 20193,000 suits by state, city and county officials who blame prescription opiates for sparking an unprecedented epidemic of drug abuse.
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To counteract this, the Farmdrop platform claims to remove (or replace) wholesalers and retailers from the supply chain, which enables it to pay producers roughly double what they would get from a supermarket.
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Sales by merchant wholesalers for April, excluding manufacturers' sales branches and offices, and after adjustment for seasonal variations, were $462.3 billion, down 0.4 percent for the latest period, the group added on Friday.
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Valeant reduced by $16 million sales of Addyi, the first pill for enhancing female libido, and will now record Addyi revenue when the drug is sold to patients, rather than delivered to wholesalers.
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Previously the government only reviewed cases of a large discrepancy between the official price, which determines how much the National Health Insurance system reimburses medical providers, and the actual price charged to wholesalers.
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But then I learned about Hungry Harvest, a company that buys up excess or "ugly" produce from growers and wholesalers around the country and sells it to consumers for less than supermarket price.
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Craig Purser and Laurie Knight, National Beer Wholesalers Association At a time when the beer industry faces consolidation and changing consumer habits, lobbyists for beer distributors keep their members ahead of the curve.
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Founded in 1957, Canada Goose has historically sold its products through wholesalers, but it started opening its own stores in 2016, banking on its luxury tag and focusing on ecommerce and international markets.
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On Monday, the CMA published a summary of the representations it had received from a wide variety of parties, including other supermarket groups, wholesalers, suppliers, local government representatives and members of the public.
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Brunschwig has also taken an active approach with his suppliers, pleading — and at times threatening a boycott — against the so-called "Swiss Tax," a premium wholesalers had demanded from Switzerland's retailers for years.
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Relocated in 230 from its old home in Lower Manhattan, it is almost a quarter-mile long, with almost 232 seafood wholesalers selling more than 383 varieties of fish, from barramundi to wahoo.
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Art Pope, the CEO of privately held Variety Wholesalers and a longtime seminar attendee, claimed the administration's trade policies have left him "less personally satisfied with President Trump" compared with a year ago.
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Reversing a lower court, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said contracts Walgreens and Kroger entered into with drug wholesalers gave the pharmacies the right to sue J&J for antitrust violations.
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The new venture is courting shopkeepers in many parts of India to use a handheld Jio terminal to help them better manage their inventory and order new stock from Reliance's network of wholesalers.
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But prices for services rose 0.3 percent last month, driven by a 1.1 percent surge in the index for final demand trade services, which measures changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers.
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Even if they purchased the drugs from questionable sources in another country, the local authorities cannot prove that they intended to distribute counterfeits, and then the wholesalers keep operating as if nothing happened.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 3 (Reuters) - German battery maker Varta secured EU antitrust approval on Tuesday to buy U.S rival Energizer's Varta branded consumer batteries business after pledging to supply its products to wholesalers globally.
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But as competition from Amazon, Google and other online food shopping conglomerates grows, the state-backed company that runs the market, Semmaris, wants wholesalers to move more of their business into the cloud.
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The maker of Johnnie Walker Scotch and Smirnoff vodka has been working to reinvigorate the business after years of tepid performance, with management changes and a greater focus on retailers' sales rather than wholesalers.
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Unwanted and damaged goods either get tossed out or sent through a lengthy chain of liquidators and wholesalers, paying pennies on the dollar to the retailer before eventually selling them to bargain-hunting consumers.
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Merchant wholesalers have been the worst hit, with inventory ratios rising from a low of 22017 months in June 22018 to 217 in April, according to figures from the U.S. Census Bureau (tmsnrt.rs/313Fqzlbh).
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Nor has it helped that many companies were slow to adjust to a changing market, continuing to push products onto fragmented wholesalers around the world that had little power to resist big brands' terms.
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Businesses exempted from the law include parking garages and lots, wholesalers like Costco that have memberships, and those that typically need large deposits unlikely to be paid in cash like hotels, the Journal wrote.
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Other data on Thursday showed inventories at wholesalers surged in December for a second straight month and sales recorded their biggest increase since 2011, signs of confidence in the economy as domestic demand strengthens.
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Under Kim Jong Un, North Korea has allowed a growing number of semi-legal markets known as jangmadang, where individuals and wholesalers buy and sell goods they have produced themselves or imported from China.
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Other data on Thursday showed inventories at wholesalers surged in December for a second straight month and sales recorded their biggest increase since 2011, signs of confidence in the economy as domestic demand strengthens.
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The greenback was also bolstered by U.S. data showing initial jobless claims unexpectedly fell last week to a near 43-year low, while inventories at wholesalers surged in December for a second straight month.
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Every entity in this three-tier system is licensed by the state in which it does business and wineries, brewers and distillers—along with wholesalers—are also licensed and regulated by the federal government.
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"Little by little I made more money, I went to the border region to buy goods from China, things like batteries, flour and socks, and sold them to wholesalers in the interior," he said.
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More quietly, Congress passed and President Obama signed a very different measure last month that curtailed Drug Enforcement Administration powers to pursue pharmacies and wholesalers that the agency believes have contributed to the epidemic.
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Importing drugs from Canada, through wholesalers and online pharmacies, will not solve our problems, and can even exacerbate them because they pose potential danger to patients and because the system would be economically unsustainable.
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A study released this week by the Beer Institute and National Beer Wholesalers Association found that direct, indirect and induced jobs were at 2628 million in 28500, a drop of 6900,2628 jobs from 28503.
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According to Brown, this business model provides the company with bigger margins than if it sold through wholesalers, which means it has more room to invest in developing new materials or improving its designs.
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"According to ICE's two-year investigation, the men sold the Chinese-manufactured fragrances, which they held out to be authentic, to wholesalers in at least seven American states, including New York..." (Read More) 6.
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Early in the film, 'Ntoni's boat and his fellow fisherman from the village of Aci-Trezza go ashore to unload the morning's catch and sell it to wholesalers, who take most of the profit.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Most of Singapore's wholesalers and retailers received their supply of fresh food even after neighboring Malaysia implemented movement restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus, a Singapore minister said on Wednesday.
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In other places on the border, like the Texas-Mexico conurbations of El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, and McAllen and Reynosa, for example, it is more common for large-scale commercial wholesalers to operate.
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Under the law, it said, Maryland would regulate prices in transactions that occur wholly outside its borders — prices charged by drug makers to wholesalers — regardless of whether any pills were ever shipped to Maryland.
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Drug wholesalers operate large cash flows, making a settlement of this size rather manageable for them, but it'd still be a hit to shareholders' pockets because the companies run on low net profit margins.
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From its past as an area of salt ponds and then a zone for wholesalers and warehouses, SALT at Our Kaka'ako is now an open-air shopping and dining block with an artsy flair.
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The figures were also up 30% from the previous month's 177,1.473 tonnes, data from the General Administration of Customs showed on Monday, as wholesalers stocked up on supplies ahead of China's Spring Festival Holiday.
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Drizly believes an exclusive relationship it holds with the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America trade group, which has invested in the startup, gives it a distinct advantage in what is a highly regulated industry.
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On Monday evening, trade groups representing a host of industry workers (architects, real estate agents, community bankers, air conditioner repairmen, beer wholesalers, door inspectors) released a statement expressing grave concerns with Senate Republicans' tax bill.
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I decided I needed to work for myself out of necessity with my disability, and researched which products had the best profit margins, what I was interested in, and what I could find wholesalers for.
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So building on that, we want to increase the amount of waste that we're upcycling, increase the scale of our collections and get it into more wholesalers and direct-to-consumer around the whole world.
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Canada's Competition Bureau plans to seek records and communications from the companies as well as from farm-supply wholesalers such as Cargill Inc and Univar Solutions Inc, the WSJ reported, citing documents filed on Jan.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Swiss watchmakers Audemars Piguet and Richard Mille are snapping up stakes in their franchised shops, seeking to tighten their grip on the sales network as a growing number of top brands ditch wholesalers.
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In March, Eli Lilly announced plans to sell a half-price version of its blockbuster insulin medication Humalog, and also disclosed for the first time what it charges wholesalers versus what many patients typically pay.
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Prosecutors said Petters bilked investors who thought he was using their money to buy consumer electronics from wholesalers and resell them to big-box retailers such as Costco Wholesale Corp and Walmart Inc's Sam's Club.
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Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly pulled the curtain back on the confidential pricing structure for one of its blockbuster drugs Monday, disclosing for the first time what it charges wholesalers versus what many patients typically pay.
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"Now they have stockpiles of guns that are selling slower," and often for less money, Netrebov said, making it harder for stores to repay distributors and harder for wholesalers to repay debt from investment banks.
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The first part of the proposal would allow states, wholesalers or pharmacists to submit plans for pilot projects for Canadian drugs if their raw materials are manufactured in the same plant as the U.S. version.
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The company reported a higher than expected core profit but lower than expected earnings per share, with market attention drawn to the performance of its U.S. operations where sales to wholesalers dropped by 5.1 percent.
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The wholesalers said they had also informed the European Commission about the situation as it "threatens the functioning of the Croatian health system which must also be at the disposal of other European Union citizens".
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How pharmacy benefit managers, wholesalers, and pharmacies contribute to high costs — and whether there might be "alternative ways to think about how drugs get manufactured and put on a shelf in a pharmacy," Miller said.
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"Apple and its two wholesalers agreed not to compete and prevent distributors from competing with each other, thereby sterilizing the wholesale market for Apple products," said Isabelle de Silva, president of the French Competition Authority.
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Tech • Google disclosed that it began reporting YouTube's financial results after a request by the S.E.C. (Reuters) • Apple was fined $1.2 billion by French antitrust regulators over sales agreements the company made with two wholesalers.
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Factors like storage, refrigeration and shipping can drive up the prices at national grocery stores, so you can generally score much better deals at small markets that get their produce from local farms and wholesalers.
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And the three-tier alcohol distribution system, which legally separates the roles of producers, importers, wholesalers and retailers, ends up spreading that work quite broadly, employing thousands of truck drivers, forklift operators and the like.
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Impax on Saturday reached a deal to resolve part of the litigation it faced over Solodyn, agreeing to pay $35 million to resolve claims by a class of direct purchasers such as retailers and wholesalers.
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The California Public Employees' Retirement System board on Monday voted against a proposal to move towards divesting its investments in assault rifle retailers and wholesalers, saying the move would do little to reduce gun violence.
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Nike has recently started to see a "return to growth" in North America, which has been a sluggish spot for sales for numerous athletic apparel and sneaker brands thanks to a wave of wholesalers' bankruptcies.
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The S&P 500 healthcare providers and services index , which includes health insurers such as Anthem Inc , drug wholesalers like AmerisourceBergen Corp, and hospital operators such as HCA Healthcare inc, gained 5.4 percent last week.
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Earlier this month, the California Public Employees' Retirement System board rejected a proposal to move toward divesting its investments in assault rifle retailers and wholesalers, saying the move would do little to reduce gun violence.
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The S&P 500 healthcare providers and services index , which includes health insurers such as Anthem Inc , drug wholesalers like AmerisourceBergen Corp, and hospital operators such as HCA Healthcare inc, has gained 5.4 percent this week.
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Wholesalers have reported the fastest increase in inventory ratios since the 231/217 mid-cycle slowdown and before that the recession of 22/09, in a sign of how rapidly and unexpectedly the economy has cooled.
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Those are not the partners that instill the most confidence in an operation's success, but Ahmed insists that he's in discussions with food wholesalers and big box retailers on the development of vehicles for the road.
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Analysts at HSBC noted that previous reviews by the CMA, such as of Booker's purchase of Irish retail and wholesaler Musgraves in 0.53, suggested that barriers to switching by symbol groups to alternative wholesalers were low.
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But more importantly, plunging trade with Beijing has been "killing the most thriving part of the economy" - unofficial markets where individuals and wholesalers buy and sell mostly Chinese-made consumer goods and agricultural products, Jeon said.
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The Milan-based company said this year it would stop offering end-of-season promotions in its stores and be more selective with wholesalers to support full-price sales to lift margins and protect its brands.
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It's also continued to make acquisitions in markets like Los Angeles and San Diego, consolidating local B2B competitors that, like GrubMarket, also worked with farmers and wholesalers and connected them to restaurants, schools and other organizations.
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I have a record of supporting the safe importation of drugs from Canada since 2007 & will continue to support efforts to do so concern was provisions related to wholesalers & whether they would comply w/ safety laws.
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Our initial focus is on supermarket chains, online food retailers, wholesalers, hotels, and other food-related businesses, for whom the superior quality and range of produce — with no fluctuation in costs — makes Infarm an attractive partner.
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"We've engaged in discussions about the price of insulin with many different stakeholders ... people living with diabetes, caregivers, advocacy groups, health care professionals, payers, wholesalers, lawmakers," Lilly's Chief Executive Officer David Ricks said in a statement.
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The Wellbutrin purchasers, which include health plans, wholesalers and consumers, will argue before the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that a federal judge went against the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark 2013 decision in FTC v.
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Monday's ruling by U.S. District Judge Mitchell Goldberg in Philadelphia for the Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd unit came after a federal appeals court ordered him to reconsider an earlier decision certifying the same class of wholesalers.
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Carl Icahn, a billionaire investor who owns a refining company, is a top adviser to Trump and wants the EPA to make a change to the ethanol rules by requiring fuel wholesalers, not refiners, to comply.
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According to the Charleston Gazette-Mail , between 2007 and 2012 drug wholesalers shipped to West Virginia seven hundred and eighty million pills of hydrocodone (the generic name for Vicodin) and oxycodone (the generic name for OxyContin).
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SINGAPORE, March 18 (Reuters) - Most of Singapore's wholesalers and retailers received their supply of fresh food even after neighbouring Malaysia implemented movement restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus, a Singapore minister said on Wednesday.
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Last year, U.S. pharmacy chains and drug wholesalers such as CVS, Walgreen and McKesson Corp lost billions in market value when Amazon took its first step into online pharmacy by buying here small existing player PillPack.
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"If you drove by this market, you wouldn't want to come in," said the current owner Patrick Lapide, referring to the Terminal's drab exterior, which looks from the outside like an area meant strictly for wholesalers.
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Wholesalers in Connecticut, New York, Virginia, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Michigan, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Nebraska, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Wisconsin are affected.
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Related columns: - Rising inventories weigh on U.S. manufacturers and wholesalers (Reuters, June 25) - Global economy on leading edge of recession (Reuters, June 12) - U.S. consumer confidence critical to economic outlook (Reuters, May 31) (Editing by Susan Fenton)
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"With both manufacturers and the small shops, we're becoming the connective layer between them, where previously you had multiple layers of middle-men from distributors, sub-distributors, to wholesalers," Sokowatch founder and CEO Daniel Yu told TechCrunch.
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"With both manufacturers and the small shops, we're becoming the connective layer between them, where previously you had multiple layers of middle-men from distributors, sub-distributors, to wholesalers," Sokowatch founder and CEO Daniel Yu told TechCrunch.
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Apart from United Natural, the company sources goods from local, regional and national producers, specialty wholesalers and direct distributors - a fragmented market where the company possibly has weaker price leverage than it does with United, analysts said.
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Fearing that a border lockdown would prevent Mexico from shipping the 80 percent of avocados that the United States consumes, processors and wholesalers have started stockpiling the prized fruit used in guacamole or as spread on toast.
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Stefan Oliva, a research analyst at Gro Intelligence, which collects and analyzes agricultural data, said "procurement managers, wholesalers and processors" are "clamoring" for avocados in case the border is shut ahead of the Cinco de Mayo celebration.
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There is a debate, however, as to how much of the price arbitrage benefit goes to the state-run health system in terms of lower costs and how much ends up being pocketed as profit by wholesalers.
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Between 20153 and 2014, the gang's members amassed more than $10 million [$7.6 million USD] in real estate and race horses in Victoria alone, pouring money into wholesalers, cafes, and restaurants, and the La Porchetta pizza chain.
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A. When I was 18, my father sent me to Japan to conduct some wholesale business, going around shops in Osaka to buy fabrics and bring back to sell — mainly to Indian tourists and to other wholesalers.
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Related columns: - Rising inventories weigh on U.S. manufacturers and wholesalers (Reuters, June 25) - Global economy on leading edge of recession (Reuters, June 12) - U.S. consumer confidence critical to economic outlook (Reuters, May 31) (Editing by Susan Fenton)
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A number of counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia recently filed suit against pharmaceutical wholesalers for pumping small towns full of drugs, sometimes resulting in hundreds of pills for every one person in a rural community.
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He explained the supply chain like this: Wholesalers sell to middlemen, who "step on" the heroin, diluting it with all manner of cutting agents, to increase their profits when they sell to end-of-the-line distributors.
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By cutting out wholesalers, lowering overhead costs and using savvy marketing techniques, consumer startups can be successful on narrower margins than legacy corporations, but gross margins should still be at least 40-60 percent across most categories.
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But there's a concern that wholesalers, such as websites that already sell Canadian drugs to US consumers under the table, might not be subject to the same quality and safety checks that a licensed pharmacy would be.
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"Apple and its two wholesalers have agreed not to compete with each other and to prevent distributors from competing with each other, thereby sterilising the wholesale market for Apple products," the authority's head Isabelle de Silva said.
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Still, third-quarter revenue came above Wall Street estimates, as the blue-jeans maker benefits from a resurgence of the denim trend and its move to sell directly to customers in stores and online than through wholesalers.
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The rule would allow pharmacists and wholesalers to import certain prescription drugs from Canada into the U.S. if they meet conditions designed to ensure that the importation poses no additional risk to safety, and will save money.
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Three years ago, Amazon launched a program called Vendor Express to make it easier for wholesalers to get inventory onto the e-commerce site and avoid having to go through the company's invite-only Vendor Central portal.
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Beer drinkers could also end up spending more: Over two-thirds of the beer that the United States imported in 2018 came from Mexico, up from around 35% two decades ago, according to the National Beer Wholesalers Association.
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U.S. manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers held stocks of raw materials, work-in-progress and unsold items equivalent to 1.39 months' worth of sales at the end of April, up from 21 months at the end of June 20.5.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has banned drug wholesalers from selling vaccines, state media said on Monday, after a scandal in which about $90 million worth of improperly stored vaccines was suspected of being sold illegally in dozens of provinces.
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Pfizer, America's biggest pharmaceuticals company, objected to the use of its drugs for lethal injections andrestricted their sale to a select group of wholesalers to ensure they are used for patient care and "not for any penal purposes".
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A federal judge has declined to certify a class of drug wholesalers who accuse generic drugmaker Ranbaxy Laboratories of illegally accepting payments from Cephalon Inc to delay the release of a generic version of the wakefulness drug Provigil.
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The market has temporarily slowed before implementation of the new rules as wholesalers and retailers reduce stocks, but Danone said strong sales in China contributed to a 4.7 percent rise in underlying third-quarter like-for-like sales.
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Wholesalers that manufacture in China can reserve spaces in these containers through Amazon to ship to the West Coast of the US.In 2018, Amazon shipped more than 5,300 containers from China to the US, according to USA Today.
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In a July 3 brief to U.S. District Judge Dan Polster of Cleveland, pharmaceutical manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and retailers argued that the Supreme Court's June 24 opinion in a Freedom of Information Act case, Food Marketing Institute v.
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Malkenson says he has enough product in his 28,000-square-foot warehouse to fill orders for the next 90 days, but in preparation, he's been placing larger orders with his wholesalers in China and in the United States.
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The décor feels early 1980s — purple and teal wallpaper, and abstract Hindu wall hangings — but it's been around since 1954, frequented by the jewelers and gem wholesalers taking a break from their workstations in the nearby back alleys.
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In the U.S., where sales growth has stalled of late for many sportswear retailers thanks to a series of bankruptcies from Sports Authority and other wholesalers, Nike is investing in stores and in women's athletic wear, rivaling Lululemon.
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More than 22020 state attorneys general on Friday penned a letter rejecting an $18 billion settlement offer from three major drug wholesalers meant to end litigation against their role in the opioid crisis, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Consolidation among wholesalers has led to the creation of three buying consortium behemoths that purchase 90 percent of the generic pharmaceutical products in the United States, said Adam Fein, a consultant and chief executive of Drug Channels Institute.
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That comes from a report by Eric Eyre at the Charleston Gazette-Mail, citing a new congressional investigation into massive shipments of the opioid painkillers oxycodone and hydrocodone in West Virginia by drug wholesalers Miami-Luken and H.D. Smith.
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And while Ahmed argued that his autonomous delivery vehicles could be purchased by a collective of local stores to compete with big box retailers (or wholesalers who are looking to go direct) — those companies are the more likely customers.
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Separately, on Friday, the United States Fashion Industry Association (USFIA), which represents brands, retailers, importers and wholesalers based in the United States, estimated that additional tariffs on clothing and home textiles would cost American consumers $4.9 billion per year.
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Analysts say some big tobacco companies supported the new regulation in Missouri under the so-called Amendment 3 because it essentially closes a loophole where lower-priced cigarettes (from wholesalers) were given a better deal under the original regulation.
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Mylan also has noted that the CMS tallies did not include any supplemental rebates that the company pays states for their Medicaid program, nor do they include fees Mylan pays to wholesalers and others that reduce its net revenues.
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BLANTYRE (Reuters) - The Malawi Competition and Fair Trading Commission on Monday asked wholesalers and retailers to remove imported meat products from South Africa from their shelves in the wake of a deadly listeria outbreak linked to a factory there.
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More than 2900,220006 breweries have been established since 2202, and the industry added about 2628,28500 employees, according to a biennial study of the industry's economic contributions in 6900 prepared for the Beer Institute and the National Beer Wholesalers Association.
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In addition, drug companies cannot be held liable if there is a shortage of the drug, if the terms requested by the generic are not commercially reasonable, or if the drug is available for purchase from wholesalers and distributors.
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Other groups on the letter include the Consumer Brands Association, American Wood Association, Glass Packing institute, Hardwood Federation, Household & Commercial Products Association, National Mining Association, National Propane Gas Association, Pet Food Institute and the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America.
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"Firstly, Apple and its two wholesalers agreed not to compete with one another and to prevent distributors from competing with each other, essentially clearing the way for Apple products in the wholesale market," de Silva said in a statement.
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"CURIOUS TIMING" Last week, the company said that it was seeing a "marked slowdown" in the growth of its e-cigarettes category, due to the U.S. ban, as many wholesalers and retailers were not ordering or promoting their products.
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It should be able to expand quickly outside America's fiercely competitive generics market, where consolidation among wholesalers has allowed buyers to demand lower prices and faster regulatory approval of generic drugs has flooded the market with low-cost medicines.
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The Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) said it remains strongly opposed to tariffs on European-origin wine and spirits, and urged U.S. and EU trade officials to negotiate an end to a trade dispute that was lowering revenues.
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Mr. Sarialioglu, who is also president of the Istanbul chamber of pharmacists, said he has been getting calls from other pharmacists concerned that wholesalers will cut off supplies of crucial medications because they can no longer make a profit.
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The grey market trading is primarily done via larger online sites where Pandora does not sell its products and the parallel imports come from both Pandora wholesalers and Chinese residents in other markets where the prices are lower, the company said.
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Canada Goose, which historically sold its products through wholesalers, has been opening its own shops since 203, banking on its luxury tag to draw in shoppers at a time when other retailers have been fighting off falling sales and shrinking margins.
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Pfizer's distribution restriction limits the sale of the seven products to a select group of wholesalers, distributors, and direct purchasers under the condition that they will not resell these products to correctional institutions for use in lethal injections, the company said.
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Canada Goose, which historically sold its products through wholesalers, has been opening its own shops since 26, banking on its luxury tag to draw in shoppers at a time when other retailers have been fighting off falling sales and shrinking margins.
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He began selling parcels of polished diamonds (90 percent of the world's diamonds are cut in India) to jewelry manufacturers and wholesalers in the U.S. and U.K., but Modi soon realized he had to do something different to stay afloat.
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"It's a bit of a stretch to say that the Dark Web is the whole problem online," Mackey said, noting reports that fake pharmacies on the regular web are tied into Dark Web wholesalers, serving as retailers of their drugs.
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On its fourth-quarter earnings conference call, Michael Kors executives laid out a strategy to cut back on the number of products it sells to wholesalers, or retailers that sell many other brands, to better control pricing and protect brand image.
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While the donor list is made up of growers, shippers, and wholesalers, co-founder Barbara Cohen says the app can also be used to support food recovery programs bringing food from stores, restaurants, or other food establishments to local charities.
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Previously the government only reviewed drug prices where there was a large discrepancy between the official price - which determines how much medical providers are reimbursed by the National Health Insurance system - and the actual price used when drugmakers sell to wholesalers.
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Brasch, Mylan's CEO, has defended the price hikes as being the product of a system in which a number of third-parties, including wholesalers, pharmacies and pharmacy-benefit managers, get paid out of the ultimate sale of EpiPens to consumers.
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The company is in talks with all of the stakeholders, including "wholesalers, insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers," he explained, in an effort to "implement an access program" that will provide availability and affordability for patients wanting to use Auvi-Q.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. job openings in January increased in January, led by vacancies at wholesalers, real estate and information sectors, suggesting that a near-stall in hiring in February was probably in part because of a shortage of qualified workers.
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The FINRA report, which will be released weekly going forward with a three-week lag in the data, was significant because it was the first time Wall Street's self-funded watchdog made the trading statistics of internalizers and stock wholesalers public.
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Inventories of raw materials, work in progress and finished products held by manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers rose sharply towards the end of 2014 and businesses had failed to reduce them by October 2015, according to the U.S. Census Bureau (tmsnrt.rs/1RhzKOk).
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GSK Plc is voluntarily recalling more than 593,000 Ventolin asthma inhalers from U.S. hospitals, pharmacies, retailers and wholesalers due to a defect that may cause them to deliver fewer doses of the medicine than indicated, the British drugmaker said on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A unit of AmerisourceBergen Corp, one of the largest U.S. drug wholesalers, on Wednesday pleaded guilty to selling pre-filled syringes of cancer drugs prepared in ways that violated federal rules, agreeing to pay penalties of $260 million.
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Retailers, wholesalers and food service companies may reject entire semitrailers of produce if they spot a single crushed box or carton, and then producers must scramble to figure out how to get rid of the produce to avoid extra transport costs.
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In the eighties, as the state sought to break the global drug-supply chain by rounding up low-level peddlers and deterring them with outsized penalties, the wholesalers established their own system of deterrence for gang members who served as retailers.
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"It is not unusual for the price of a product to increase as it approaches patent expiry and for its volumes to decline as wholesalers and retailers reduce inventory levels in anticipation of a switch to the generic product," she said.
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The block of 27th Street between Avenue of the Americas and Seventh Avenue is a fairly quiet mix of residential apartments, commercial properties, wholesalers and a few other businesses — not what most people would consider a target for terrorism, neighbors said.
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At the same time, relatively few downward market forces exist to keep the price under control: In the United States, insulin is manufactured by only three companies, while three large wholesalers' control about 85 percent of the drug distribution market.
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Motiva also as a network of refined product storage terminals across the eastern United States and markets gasoline, diesel and other refined products in 26 states and the District of Columbia under the Shell brand as well as through unbranded wholesalers.
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They also recommend reforming the convoluted rebate system, in which manufacturers give discounts to wholesalers and insurers in exchange for a larger market share over their competitors and more favorable terms with insurers that encourage patients' to use their products.
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Its biggest vendors were Chinese wholesalers, and as the company grew, it directed its efforts toward the products that were selling fastest: inexpensive women's clothing, consumer electronics, jewelry, and accessories — all of which are still among Wish's top-selling categories.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatian drug wholesalers have decided to limit deliveries of medicines to some hospitals in a row over mounting debts and urged the government to pay immediately at least half of them now totaling 2.6 billion kuna ($396 million).
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"Some leading malls, supermarkets, wholesalers, retailers, shops and canteens don't accept one Kenya shilling as medium of purchasing things, why launch the 1kshs coin that business people don't allow as a medium of doing business need clarification on that," Wambua tweeted.
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New York (CNN)As more and more of the world falls under coronavirus shutdown, many Americans are turning to the internet for daily needs: ordering groceries and household necessities through delivery services like FreshDirect, Amazon, Peapod and even restaurant wholesalers.
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"We are working with supply chain partners and wholesalers to help ensure swift delivery to areas where it will provide the most benefit as the clinical trials progress," said Abhay Gandhi, CEO of the U.S. unit of India's Sun Pharma.
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"We are working with supply chain partners and wholesalers to help ensure swift delivery to areas where it will provide the most benefit as the clinical trials progress," said Abhay Gandhi, CEO of the U.S. unit of India's Sun Pharma.
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The retailers advertised themselves as brands that had physical origins in glitzy Miami Beach or hip San Francisco but were, in fact, placeless nodes in a vast web of scammy global wholesalers, behind which a human presence could hardly be discerned.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. wholesale inventories increased by the most in more than five years in December as sales fell for a third straight month, suggesting an unintended piling up of goods at wholesalers that could be flagging a slowdown in demand.
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CLCHPA will not only prevent further growth in the contact lens industry, it will also regulate away current participants -- namely, wholesalers and online contact lens vendors -- in a shameful attempt to further enrich eye doctors and their favored lens manufacturers.
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The proposed class action settlement was disclosed in a filing on Tuesday in federal court in Brooklyn and would resolve claims by direct purchasers of Restasis such as wholesalers who said Allergan's actions led them to be overcharged for the drug.
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The vote will decide whether liquor wholesalers will be allowed to sell the drug, bringing to a head a legal battle between the state and the local liquor retailers, who have been fighting to profit on the newly legalized marijuana industry.
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Laws passed in the 1970s to protect small "mom and pop" wholesalers from the big brewers are now obsolete and have the unintended consequence of creating an unfavorable balance of power — unfavorable to craft brewers and people who enjoy their beers.
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In the complex used-car ecosystem of trade-ins and with wholesalers and sellers of various sorts, this has created a number of challenges and a wide range of responses, including some prominent companies that have changed their policies 180 degrees.
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Sales of Lilly's animal health products fell 9 percent to $706 million, about $97 million shy of Wall Street forecasts, in large part because wholesalers had already built up inventories of the products in the prior quarter, the company said.
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Under the conservatives' proposal, likely to be modified in horse-trading with the SPD, certificates would be issued granting wholesalers of fossil fuels the right to sell amounts above a cap equivalent to a yet-to-be-determined volume of carbon.
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It is expected to be available from select wholesalers in the United States for physicians to order in about a week, at which time the price will be made publicly available, Amgen spokeswoman Kristen Davis wrote in an email Tuesday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German wholesalers will likely see a 2.3 percent increase in nominal revenue this year to 1.3 billion euros ($1.43 billion), the BGA trade association said on Monday, adding that firms in the sector nonetheless planned to cut investments.
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As consumers became accustomed to shopping on their computers, interstate sales became a more significant part of the business for retailers, enough so to draw the attention of wine-and-spirits wholesalers, who felt themselves bypassed by such interstate sales.
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Imperial said regulatory uncertainty in the United States has prompted a marked slowdown in the growth of the vapour category in recent weeks, with an increasing number of wholesalers and retailers not ordering or not allowing promotion of vaping products.
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The tariff dispute has also delivered some supply-chain surprises, with increasing Canadian demand for lobster from the state of Maine, the biggest U.S. harvester of the crustaceans, according to industry groups, wholesalers and exporters on both sides of the border.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German wholesalers on Wednesday raised their forecast for 2017 after enjoying an unexpectedly strong first half, saying they expected revenues to increase by up to 3.5 percent to a record-high of 1.184 trillion euros, the BGA trade association said.
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The device, which looks like a torch, is probably too pricey for the average shopper to bother with, but it's worth it for second-hand online stores, online marketplaces, pawn shops and wholesalers, for whom establishing the authenticity of products is crucial.
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The cartons were sent to retailers and wholesalers in Connecticut, New York, Virginia, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Michigan, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Nebraska, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.
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The bottom line: The consensus among most analysts is that many networks don't at this point have the scale to compete directly with some of the streaming giants, in large part because they spent years as wholesalers with no direct-to-consumer relationships.
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Under the plan, states, wholesalers and pharmacists, acting as intermediaries for consumers, would draft a proposal for safe importation of prescription drugs already available in the U.S. The groups would then submit the proposal to the Food and Drug Administration for approval.
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A South Korean industry source with direct knowledge of the matter said one group of wholesalers had already reserved a Korean Air Lines charter flight, with a capacity of 100 tonnes, to bring fresh eggs from the United States around Jan. 16.
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AmerisourceBergen, one of the largest U.S. drug wholesalers, will pay the federal and state governments $625 million to resolve civil claims over its illegal distribution of adulterated and misbranded drugs, including syringes for cancer patients, New York's attorney general said on Monday.
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The first part of the proposal would allow states, wholesalers or pharmacists to submit plans for pilot projects for Canadian drugs if their raw materials are manufactured in the same plant as the U.S. version and are in line with the FDA's approval.
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In total, Just Add Lettuce has brought in $280,000 worth of sales, Detore says, selling not only in New York at Family Fruit, but through grocery wholesalers like Brookshire Brothers to even reach Louisiana stores like Robert Fresh Market and Alexander's Highland Market.
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"They have decided against stockpiling, their advice is stockpiling itself may actually cause a break in supply but they are working very closely with the pharmaceutical industry and the main wholesalers to make sure there is an adequate supply," Varadkar told parliament.
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"You have to be patient," Craig Purser, the chief executive of the National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) says, admiring the thick layer of foam on top of the beer in his glass and noting the sensory benefits that come along with it.
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The bulk of his time was dedicated to overseeing the practice of farming oysters in the middle of the ocean, and FDA regulations required near-immediate storage of fresh oysters, which was more cost effective to leave to the wholesalers in town.
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"Fire and Fury" sold some 28,500 units in its first week of release, more than any other fiction or non-fiction hardcover book, according to data released by independent, online and chain bookstores, book wholesalers and independent distributors across the United States.
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According to the outline, states, wholesalers and pharmacists — acting as intermediaries for consumers — would draft a proposal for safe importation of drugs already available in the U.S. The groups would then submit the proposal to the Food and Drug Administration for approval.
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Here's how the used clothing ant trade works in Tijuana: It starts out at stores like Goodwill, as well as at clothing wholesalers, flea markets, and even garage sales, which offer prices by the piece, pound, or in prepackaged bins or pallets.
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Get some craft brewers really talking, and they'll tell you we are headed for a time when independent breweries can't afford to compete, can't afford the best ingredients, can't get wholesalers to support them, and can't get shelf space and draft lines.
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At Rungis, the giant fresh food market south of Paris that spans an area bigger than Monaco, wholesalers who make about a quarter of their annual sales in December are hoping shoppers will suck up higher prices for the sake of holiday tradition.
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Ramesh Gupta, a shopkeeper in New Delhi who works at one of India's biggest electrical wholesalers' markets, said that most branded heating appliances had sold out and that prices for basic heaters had doubled in the last week, to about $19 from $10.
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BERLIN, Dec 16 (Reuters) - German wholesalers will likely see a 2.3 percent increase in nominal revenue this year to 1.3 billion euros ($1.43 billion), the BGA trade association said on Monday, adding that firms in the sector nonetheless planned to cut investments.
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Scott Gottlieb, a Trump appointee who recently stepped down as FDA commissioner, poured more cold water on the idea Friday at a speech at the National Press Club, noting that the agency had issues with counterfeit drugs brought into the country by wholesalers in Florida.
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As the New Yorker reported in 2016, numerous drug companies including Pfizer, its former subsidiary Hospira, and wholesalers have refused to allow their drugs to be used in lethal injections in recent years, leading states to pursue unorthodox methods of obtaining the necessary chemicals.
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For years, the thousand people in this hamlet nestled at the western edge of Dhule — a district that India's government counts among the country's most underdeveloped — have led a simple existence, eking out a living by selling maize to wholesalers in the nearest small town.
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The drop in shares to a more than five-year low wiped off nearly $8 billion from the market capitalization of the worst performing stock in the Dow Jones Industrial Average this year, and weighed on shares of rival CVS Health Corp and drug wholesalers.
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When Alfred Angelo, the popular bridal gown company, filed for bankruptcy on July 14 (immediately shutting down their stores, offices, and wholesalers), it sent hundreds of brides-just-about-to-be into a panic, the status of their ordered but unarrived dresses looking bleak.
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Documents and communications referring or relating to all rebates, discounts, and any other payments Mylan expects to provide to pharmacy benefit managers, insurers, manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, suppliers, retail pharmacies, or any other partners in the distribution channel in connection with the authorized generic EpiPen.
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Canada Goose, which has historically sold its products through wholesalers, began opening its own stores last year, at a time when several rivals and department stores were reporting falling sales and shrinking margins, with its luxury pedigree helping cushion it from the retail industry's struggles.
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"Fire and Fury" sold more than 191,000 copies in its second week of release, 10 times more than any other fiction or nonfiction hardcover book, according to data released by independent, online and chain bookstores, book wholesalers and independent distributors across the United States.
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Buyers of real Christmas trees paid on average $75 for their Christmas trees last year, up from $35 in 2013, according a survey commissioned by the National Christmas Tree Association, and spokesperson Doug Hundley says that wholesalers are reporting prices $80 or higher this season.
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"The D.E.A. has employed the same disrupt-and-dismantle tactics to take down international drug cartels and other criminals as it does to combat prescription drug abuse," said John Gray, the president of the Healthcare Distribution Management Association, a trade organization for drug wholesalers.
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The figure is derived from the total impact of beer brewed by craft brewers as it moves through the three-tier system (breweries, wholesalers and retailers), as well as from all non-beer products, like food and merchandise that brewpub restaurants and brewery taprooms sell.
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Latecomers to the digital space, Swiss luxury watch brands have now realized that e-commerce and social networks are formidable tools to get a tighter grip on distribution and customer relationships, while cutting out wholesalers also helps to keep a lid on the grey market.
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"We have a demographic situation that the beer industry has never had to deal with before," said Lester Jones, chief economist of the National Beer Wholesalers Association, which represents around 214,220 distributors that deliver products to liquor stores, restaurants, bars and other licensed retail outlets.
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Major drug wholesalers in Turkey are running low on stocks, and soon many antibiotics, as well as drugs for oncology, as well as cardiovascular and neurological ailments, will fall out of date, according to Vedat Bulut, the president of the Ankara Chamber of Pharmacists.
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