Distributors [noun]

Those all get baked into the price of a wing, and companies have to decide whether to swallow that cost, or pass it along to wholesalers, distributors, restaurants and grocery stores.

Rather, he says, the priority list should help vaccine distributors figure out who they need to target and what is needed to get those groups vaccinated.

As a forklift operator for Cash-Wa, a regional food distributor in Fargo, North Dakota, she enjoyed the physical challenges and responsibility of her job, and was used to working overnight hours.

The Department of Health and Human Services said it is working with Pfizer and a distributor to increase syringe and needle supplies.

Sneddon declined to share more about the brands ahead of their release as the agency has “done a year of research” as well as made inroads with distributors.

That would seem to make these TV and streaming distributors both more accountable for the content they carry and more empowered to stop carrying it — if they choose.

A greater diversity of vaccines will reduce the pressure on manufacturers and vaccine distributors, with the result of increased availability.

Roku—now the largest distributor of streaming apps—has seen its stock rise 136% in 2020, making it a $41 billion company.

It already owns factories, distributors, and testing facilities.

For a time, the company worked with the large natural foods distributors Eden Foods and Arrowhead Mills.