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Case Study: Kehe
KeHE Sales and Brokerage team,

Please take advantage of our "FreeFill " new retail placement offer effective NOW through May 1 2017

Please see the attached information and let us know what you need to be successful with this new brand to KeHE....

All Natural , Gluten free , Grain free , Paleo
Tastes great !

Promotions in the KeHE system
Demo's available upon approval

This vendor is willing to consider anything
( within reason) to help !!!

Bubba's is based in Boulder Colorado for those reps in the area ....Many retailers value Local brands so be sure to take advantage of this in the area...

Thanks,
Tom
AMT Sales and Marketing / Product

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