E. Armata Inc. Unveils New Logo and Refreshed Fleet of Trucks

December 2, 2024 E. Armata Inc.

The refreshed fleet features a vibrant new color scheme that enhances the company’s visual identity and showcases their dedication to progress. The updated logo represents a fresh take on their traditional design, embodying the energy and growth of the company. The new logo and color palette reflect the freshness and diversity of E. Armata’s produce offerings, reinforcing the brand’s identity and values.

Delaware Valley Floral Group, LLC Announces the Acquisition of Zieger & Sons, Inc. 

The company, operated by the Zieger family for four  generations, has built a stellar reputation as a trusted supplier to retail florists across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware. Known for their dedication to quality and customer service, Zieger & Sons has played an integral role in helping florists meet the needs of their customers and communities. 

ECRM’s March Global Market Adds Wholesale Purchasing Capability for U.S. Buyers

February 28, 2022 ECRM

ECRM, the global leader in end-to-end product sourcing solutions for retailers, announces that its Global Market: Spring Buying Days, which takes place from March 28 through April 1, 2022, will enable U.S. retailers to make wholesale purchases directly from participating suppliers using a new capability launched by RangeMe.

Save A Lot Completes Wholesale Model Transition

February 14, 2022 Save A Lot

Save A Lot, one of the largest discount grocery chains in the U.S., announced the December completion of its ongoing re-licensing program and its transition to a pure play wholesale model. This follows the sale of nearly 300 corporate-operated locations to Retail Partners, who will continue to operate the stores under the Save A Lot brand.

Farm-to-Florist Direct: How Sunny Meadows Flower Farm Created a Successful Shipped-Flower Wholesale Program

November 8, 2021 Slow Flowers Journal

In 2017, Sunny Meadows Flower Farm launched a direct-shipping program for florists as a way to build the domestic flower market and increase access to more farm-direct blooms.  We started small with florists within the state of Ohio but beyond our normal delivery area as a test run for our first year, and shipped to a couple wholesalers so we could learn the ropes.