tried many companies. what we buy will be the coladeral on it.it
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Try www.prosper.com, people are more willing then companies.\n\nRival
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Wal-Mart has bought Asda here now, we also have Tesco, Somerfield, Waitrose, Kwik Save, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Netto, Aldi, Lidl and possibly others that I've forgotten.\nAnd if it's just top-up shopping there's plenty of corner shops and newsagents :)
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There are several compaines that sell hole in one insurcance.  You can purchase it for money, car or whatever you want
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Use Buzz words, we do and print them in glossy print! \n\nwe do it, and it works people buy B/S
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If that don't work try Cintas.  They are all over the US.
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can you give more details, maybe we can build it together...
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First, find a need to fulfil. Perhaps you could get in on the organic foods market, they're getting pretty big now and definitely more popular. Do some research on the companies that you are planning to mimic, ie other grain/coffe suppliers. See which ones are doing good and learn from some of their business strategies. If there are ones that aren't doing so good, find out why and maybe you could find a window into the market there. Whatever business you go into, you can go local or you can go with chains. Try to avoid supplying wal-marts, as that is a huge undertaking. Good luck, you can try local grocery chains, natural foods stores, etc.
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First I need to know what the product is, run ads in the newspapers, and radio.  If local TV station would try that. Al lot of times word of mouth is the best selling tool you can get.
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Well it is like this. Take Simpson Strongtie manufacturing. They take in rolls of steel and they cut them up into small pieces of steel and stamp them out to make things like rafter connectors deck connectors and well quite a few different types of metal fasteners. They take a commodity in and then make it into a usable commodity for the consumer like me and you. That's Turnkey. One commodity that is sold to manufacture another which is sold to companies like Lowes or Homedepot and consumed by consumers and end users where a profit is made by the middle man which in this case was Homedepot and Lowes.
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Have you tried walmart, kmart
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Here's a company that will do custom food labels.\n\nhttp://www.elitedesignweb.com/delilabels.html
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try to find it online and buy it
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Don't just run out and screw for the sake of it!\nMake it special then you will have something that the rest of us didn't have - a good first time
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Find the right market... or platform and just go for it.\n\nConfidence... if your not sure it will work... how do you expect anyone else to like it? :)\n\nYou cant sell it.. if you dont believe in it.
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You basically pick a few stocks that you like.  This could be companies that you're familiar with.  Many of them are publicly traded.  It could be anything from McDonald's to Disney.  Products that you use frequently.  Lots of places to look.
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I like the Magic Bullet food processor. The food always looks so delicious. I once bought those hook things that can be used on any window. They were at Target. They work like a charm, and I use to them to hang all kinds of stuff.
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The place is very crucial, for FMCG products. In what state you are going to set-up, your establishment? Further, what are the products you are interested in. If you start with one, the other companies having similar products will follow. If you write to me in detail, I can advise you.