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Jul 31, 2008 | Posted by: roboblogger
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Flowers Bakeries Brands, Inc., Thomasville, Ga., filed suit July 23 against Interstate Bakeries Corp.
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It sounds like there may be a couple of breached employees looming here and crying because their routes got taken back. Flowers is not going anywhere. If you don't believe me ...look at the facts of the books. Profits are always there for flowers, record high increases each and every year. Look at the market % of sales. An increase every years. Look at Shelf space and footage...Always getting more than everyone else. We have a superior product, competitive prices and great workers who take pride in our jobs. We don't look to go and destroy no one. We do not target no particular company. Everyone is taking the fall because they choose not to step up quality of their products and services to the customers.
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superior product, you guys still carry Blue Bird
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Amen to Bunny Man!
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Amen to Bunny Man.
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Bunny man you are crazy! Flowers has been run out of my market twice! They are the low man on the pole. They can not compete with IBC. They do not even carry the same name in there markets. And as far as pepperidge farm WHO? They dont even exist.
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Has anyone seen the new amended contract? I am looking for someone who can fill me in about it. I write for the Kansas City Star and cover the bankruptcy. epalmer@kcstar.com |
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Write in your paper..."IBC says bend over to all" They want everybody to take a pay cut,some more than others.Here in Knoxville Tn.they want the salesman to take a $120.00 a week($480.00)Month The teamsters were all for us at one time...Now they are not.Everybody should drop out of the union and see how much money they lose..... |
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Route man(New Albany). I am in the Memphis/North MS market. We are wiping IBC up and spitting them back out. Ashland is at the eastern edge of my market, not far from New Albany. IBC, with their out dated product line, is far from pushing us out.
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But we don't put our italian bread in stores. It only is sold to restaraunts. Hell if you are going to be a crybaby about it....Then what about the old fashion, thin slice, texas toast....etc. We are in the same business....Put a quality product out and let the customer decide which they want....OH YEAH, they done decided...We won that hands down,. |
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Bunny man, first of all i run next to a guy that puts that sorry Italian bread out and your texas toast.By the way its bag looks like it was made with duct tape.(Is that the kind of marketers you people hire) And your old fashion, you couldnt call it Wonder bread so the only thing else you could do is put a rabbit on the bag and use it as feed for pig farmers,etc.
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Worked for IBC before, union mentality will destroy them. It's not worth the discussion, they don't and won't understand. Keep up the good work on the route, looks like you are doing well. |
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Well it seems to me you like crying like a bitch so bad...If you hate your job that bad...you need to get your ass out and find a new job. I would like for you to show me that texas toast in a duct tape bag...that one is a new one on me...Or has that Wondershit went to your brain. |
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OUR PRODUCTS TELL HOW WE ARE STABLE VERSUS EVERYONE ELSE
Flowers Foods Named 'Best-Managed' Food Company Among the 400 Best Big Companies in America Forbes Magazine puts Thomasville-based Flowers Foods No. 1 among food, drink, and tobacco companies THOMASVILLE, Ga., Jan. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/-- Flowers Foods (NYSE: FLO) has been named the "best-managed" food company among the 400 best big companies in America by Forbes Magazine. Forbes editors selected Flowers Foods as the best among the 17 companies in the food, drink, and tobacco category that made it on to Forbes' annual Platinum 400 list. This is Flowers Foods' fifth time on the list and the second time the company has been named "best" in its category. To create the list, the magazine looked at more than 1,000 publicly traded companies with at least $1 billion in revenue and then chose 400 based on financial metrics, earnings forecasts, corporate governance ratings, and other public company information. From that list, Forbes editors picked one best-managed company from each of the 26 industries represented. Forbes selected these companies not just for their financial performance, but also for leadership, innovation, and execution. In addition, Flowers Foods' stock was one of 15 noted by Forbes as holding up well during recession. Editors looked through the Platinum 400 to see which stocks performed best in 2008 and during the last recession in 2001. "We're honored to once again be selected as 'best of the best' among our peers by Forbes," said George E. Deese, chairman of the board, CEO, and president. "The entire organization takes pride in our ongoing dedication to executing on our long-term strategy that continues to build value for our shareholders." "America's Best Big Companies" appears in the January 12, 2009 issue of Forbes and online at www.forbes.com/platinum . Headquartered in Thomasville, Ga., Flowers Foods, with annual sales of over $2.4 billion, is one of the nation's leading producers and marketers of packaged bakery foods for retail and foodservice customers. Flowers Foods operates 38 bakeries that produce a wide range of bakery products marketed throughout the Southeastern, Southwestern, and mid-Atlantic states via an extensive direct-store-delivery network and nationwide through other delivery systems. Among the company's top brands are Nature's Own, Whitewheat, Cobblestone Mill, Blue Bird, and Mrs. Freshley's. For more information, visit www.flowersfoods.com . SOURCE Flowers Foods CONTACT: Mary A. Krier, VP/Communications of Flowers Foods |
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BREAD MAN i know where Ashland is. It has one store.
Give me a break. Come a little further south. You can not even whip your on ass in my market. |
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Bunny Man, Flowers is just a small part of the over all market, IBC has won awards for best new product with the 100 cal packs, it is featured in magazines of all kids and endorsed by weight watchers, while our bread may not be supported by them neither is yours, Sara Lee takes the honors there , so if broken down , all companies can crow about something, just remember this, when IBC comes out of BK which it will, it will once again take over the market and thats why you and sara lee or so quick to put them down as you know they wil be a threat to your lively hood.
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Its not that we are selling it for so cheap, its just that we are giving back to the consumer. You know kinda like costumer appreciation. Sorry we are not price gauging like the competitors and bleeding these people like OPEC. Where is your integrity? Probably went out the window when you went over to the dark side. From what i learned about the Flowers breed is that you guys are nothing but non union, tax invading, no shirt wearing, insurance lacking, Blue bird selling low class SCABS from the south. I guess they would just hire anyone there. No class.
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