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DIRECTORY of MILITARY RESALE SUPPLIERS Alder Foods, Inc CLICK ON COMPANY LOGO TO LINK TO THEIR WEB SITE 258 EXCHANGE & COMMISSARY NEWS • 10/08 DDIRECTORY OF MILITARY RESALE SUPPLIERS Alder Foods, Inc. One Foxhill Drive Walpole, MA 02081 Phone: 508-660-1993 Fax: 508-660-8816 Accelerated Sales & Marketing, Inc. Contact: Michelle Keating 216 Inverness Drive E-mail: Armed Forces Marketing Council Bacardi U.S.A., Inc. Trophy Club, TX 76262 [email protected] 10432 Balls Ford Road - Suite 300 2100 Biscayne Blvd. Phone: 817-490-0361 Web site: www.alderfoods.com Manassas, VA 20109 Miami, Florida 33137 Fax: 817-490-0678 Products/Services Supplied: Alder Phone: 703-881-7720 Phone: 305-573-8600 Contact: Billy Hughes Foods is a Sales, Marketing and Fax: 703-881-7793 Contact: Ed Knutel E-mail: [email protected] Distribution company representing chill, Contact: Tom Gordy E-mail: Web site: www.acceleratedsalesinc.com dry and frozen items worldwide. E-mail:[email protected] [email protected] Products/Services Supplied: Worldwide Represented by: National & Independent Web site: www.bacardi.com service organization providing HQ and Brokers Products/Services Supplied: exchange support including but not limit- Alder Foods also owns Twinz Cold Bacardi Rums, Grey Goose Vodkas, ed to basic assortment reviews, promo- Storage in Newport News, VA. This facil- Dewar’s White Label, Dewar’s 12 Year tional presentations and execution, fore- ity offers one stop shipping and storage Old, Bombay Gins, Cazadozes Tequilas, casting, shelf management, customer ser- solutions for consolidating frozen products. Ashley Furniture B&B, Drambuie, Disaronno Amaretto, vice and in-store demonstrations/training/ 6013 Country Walk Rd. M&R Asti, M&R Prosecco, M&R special events. Participate in annual train- Midlothain, VA 23113 Vermouth and Noilly Prat. ing seminars and frequent industry trade American Blast Phone: 804-739-1442 Represented by: Sarvis, Inc. shows. Partnering with select manufactur- Energy Drink Fax: 804-739-1496 ers allows time for hands on management 115 East 57th St. Contact: Jack Moehling, Sr. with flexibility for specialized service New York, NY 10022 E-mail: [email protected] requirements. Proudly serving AAFES, Phone: 646-486-9898 CGES, MCX, NEXCOM and VCS. Fax: 646-435-9461 See Our Represented by: Accelerated Sales & Contact: Erica Seplow Ad on Bayer Health Care Marketing, Inc. E-mail: Page 135 5601 Granite Parkway - Suite 650 Please join our team with Acoustic [email protected] Plano, TX 75024 Research, AspenHome, Audiovox, Bass Web site: www.americanblastenergy- Phone: 972-377-1950 Pro Shop, Costa Del Mar, Crosman, drink.com Fax: 972-377-1980 Hummingbird, Jensen, Little Giant, Lorex, Products/Services Supplied: Energy Web site: www.bayer.com Minn-Kota, Moultrie, Plano Molding, Drink, Sugar Free, Caffeine Free AT&T Products/Services Supplied: Manufac- RCA and The Coleman Company. Represented by: American Blast 340 Mt. Kemble Plaza - turer of Bayer Aspirin, Aleve, Aleve Rm. N154 Cold & Sinus, One A Day Vitamins, Morristown, NJ 07960 Bugs Bunny Vitamins, Flintstone American Greetings Corp. Phone: 973-326-2743 Vitamins, Scooby Doo Vitamins, Alka- One American Road Fax: 973- 326-3124 Seltzer, Alka-Seltzer Plus Cold, Bactine, Cleveland, OH 44144 Contact: Rose Mary Casella Phillips Milk of Magnesia, Mycelex, RID Phone: 216-252-7300 E-mail: [email protected] and Midol. Fax: 216-252-6772 Web site: www.att.com Agility Defense & Contact: Julie Erickson Government Services E-mail: [email protected] 1725 Duke Street, Suite 450 Alexandria, VA 22314 Phone: 703-417-6000 American Fax: 703-417-6080 Logistics E-mail: [email protected] Association Audiovox Electronics Corporation Berkline Furniture See Our u.sWeb site: www.agilitylogistics.com 1133 Fifteenth Street, 180 Marcus Blvd. 1 Berkline Drive Ad on Products/Services Supplied: Headquar- NW Suite 640 Hauppauge, NY 11788 Morristown, TN 37813 Page 145 tered in Alexandria, Virginia, Agility Washington, DC 20005 Phone: 978-769-5391 Phone: 423-585-1500 Defense & Government Services (DGS) is Phone: 202466-2520 Contact: Rachel Slattery Fax: 423-585-4420 Agility’s public sector arm, providing end- Fax: 202-296-4419a E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Kent Dobkins @ 405-330-6362 to-end supply chain solutions to meet Contact: Patrick B. Nixon, President Web site: www.audiovox.com E-mail: [email protected] defense and government customers’ needs E-mail: [email protected] Products/Services Supplied: Audiovox Products/Services Supplied: #1 reclin- and quickly move supplies worldwide to Products/Services Supplied: The is a provider of Consumer Electronics to ing furniture company in the world. remote locations. With access to more American Logistics Association is a vol- include Mobile Electronics, Security, than 550 offices in 100 countries, Agility untary, nonprofit organization of manu- Satellite Radio, Home Audio and DGS combines a vast network of ware- facturers, manufacturer’s representatives, Portable, LCD TV, Two-Way Radio and housing facilities with proven risk-tolerant brokers, distributors, publishers, and Digital Media. global land, sea and air transportation capa- other companies that sell or provide Represented by: Accelerated Sales & bilities. products and services to the military Marketing Agility DGS offers defense and gov- resale systems and MWR/Services. Audiovox offers a wide variety of interna- BIC, USA ernment customers the convenience of tional known brands to include Jensen, One BIC Way, Suite 1 one-stop supply chain solutions and a Code, Acoustic Research, RCA, Phase Shelton, CT 06484-6299 commitment to quality services. Its cus- Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Linear and Prestige. Phone: 757-427-3854 tomers include the US Defense Logistics One Busch Place Fax: 757-427-3852 Agency (DLA), US Army, US Navy, US St. Louis, MO 63118 Contact: Brian Trawick Air Force, US Army Air Force Exchange Phone: 314-577-2000 Avery Dennison E-mail: [email protected] Service and the Department of State. Fax: 314-577-2550 50 Point Drive Web site: www.bicworld.com Contact: Rocky Sickmann Brea, CA 92821 Products/Services Supplied: Leading E-mail: Phone: 703-643-0926 manufacturer of stationery, lighters, and Alberto-Culver Company [email protected] Fax: 703-690-5817 shaver products. 2525 Armitage Avenue Web site: www.anheuser-busch.com Contact: Weldon Walker Represented by: AAFES & NAVY: Melrose Park, IL 60160 Products/Services Supplied: Anheuser- E-mail: COLONY GROUP; DECA: D&S; Phone: 708-450-3000 Busch’s passion for beer and commitment [email protected] MARINES, USCG, AND VCS: Fax: 708-450-3192 to quality have allowed the company Web site: www.avery.com WEBCO HALE Contact: Bob Beebe to offer a diverse range of beers and bever- Products/Services Supplied: Home and E-mail: [email protected] ages, loved by consumes across the United Office and School Supplies Web site: www.alberto.com States and the world. This includes the Represented by: Skip Vanderkar with world’s largest selling beers, Bud Light JBS Sales for AAFES, Kelly Hill with Hill and Budweiser. Associates for NEXCOM & Marine Corps CLICK ON COMPANY LOGO TO LINK TO THEIR WEB SITE EXCHANGE & COMMISSARY NEWS • 10/08 259 Colgate-Palmolive Company 300 Park Avenue Bruce Foods Corp. Campbell Soup Company New, NY 10022 See Our Bimbo Bakeries U.S.A. P.O. Box 1030 Ad on Campbell Place Box 73A Phone: 212-310-2000 P.O. Box 937 New Iberia, LA 70560 Page 36 Camden, NJ 08103 Fax: 212-310-2123 Fort Worth, TX 76101-0937 Phone: 484-432-8915 Phone: 757-546-3630 Contact: Mike Long Phone: 817-293-6230 Fax: 484-732-8472 Fax: 757-546-2630 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: David Hartley E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Sheila Linn Products/Services Supplied: Manufac- E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.brucefoods.com E-mail: [email protected] turer and supplier of brand name house- Web site: www.bimbobakeriesusa.com Products/Services Supplied: Louisiana Web site: www.campbellsoup.com hold and personal care products, including Products/Services Supplied: Quality Hot Sauce, Louisiana Wing Sauce, Cajun Products/Services Supplied: Soup, toothpaste, toothbrushes, anti-antiperspi- brands, freshness and service are the Injector Marinades, Bruce’s Pancake canned pasta, fruit juices, vegetable rants, deodorants, at home teeth whitening secrets behind the success of Bimbo Mix, Bruce’s Bread Pudding, Louisiana juices, canned meat, spaghetti sauces, products, shave cream and after-shave Bakeries USA. Headquartered in TX, Peppers, Gourmet Gift Kit. mexican sauces, beans, frozen breads & products. Household products include Bimbo Bakeries USA is part of Grupo Represented by: Don Reynolds, frozens dessert items. detergents, dish liquids, automatic dish Bimbo, a respected and international Military Accts. Mgr. Represented by: C. Lloyd Johnson an detergent, bar soap, liquid soap, cleaners leader in the baking industry. Founder in Acosta Company and liquid cleaners. 1945 in Mexico City, Grupo Bimbo man- Alternate address: ufactures, distributes and markets bread, Bush Industries Sheila Linn cakes and cookies in Mexico, the United One Mason Drive 816 Chris Court States and Latin American countries. P.O. Box 460 Chesapeake, VA 23322 Jamestown, NY 14702 Phone: 716-665-2000 Commonwealth Brands See Our Fax: 716-665-2074 9309 Eagle Court Ad on Contact: Connie Marucci Mannassas, VA 20111 Page 171 E-mail: conniemarucci@bushindus- Canon USA Phone: 703-392-8039 tries.com One Canon Plaza Fax: 703-392-7049 Birds Eye Foods Web site: www.bushfurnisture.com Lake Success, NY 11042 Contact: Len Arp 901 West Center St. Products/Services Supplied: RTA Phone: 516-328-5000 Web site: Medina, NY 14103 (ready to assemble) Furniture, Home Fax: 516-328-5549 www.commonwealthbrands.com Phone: 716-689-0005 Entertainment, Home Office, and Contact: Terry Markwart Products/Services Supplied: Fourth Fax: 585-704-5566 Professional Office E-mail: [email protected] largest cigarette manufacturer in the U.S. Contact: Thomas Studer Represented by: U.S.S.C. Contact: Frank Vastola Manufacturing: USA Gold, Montclair, E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Malibu, Sonoma, Riveria, Tuscany.
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