Del Monte: Camden docks' star player

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Del Monte Fresh Produce Co is the most lucrative customer of the 30 tenants at South Jersey Port Corp's Camden docks. The Florida fruit and vegetable producer and marketer pays $1.25 million a year for its lease of a 25-acre site at Camden. Del Monte completed construction of an additional 75,600 feet of warehouse space at Camden in Jan 1999, bringing its total warehouse space to 135,600 square feet. Del Monte has 8 of its own employees at the South Jersey facility, and provides the equivalent of 100 full-time jobs each year.

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Del Monte Fresh Produce Co is the most lucrative customer of the 30 tenants at South Jersey Port Corp's Camden docks.

Strategy & planning, Fruit and Tree Nut Farming, Vegetables, Vegetable and Melon Farming, Marine cargo handling, Ports, Groceries, general line, Groceries Wholesale, General Line Grocery Wholesalers, Vegetables and melons, Fruits and Tree Nuts, Fruits & Nuts, Abstract, Food distributors, Produce industry, Del Monte Fresh Produce Co., South Jersey Port Corp.

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It isn't profitable, but it charms Clarence Reynolds. Lord & Taylor chief treasures heritage of old Wanamakers

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Clarence Reynolds, head of Lord & Taylor, discusses features of the old Wanamaker store, including the massive pipe organ, and mentions that sales were up 3 to 5 percent over last year.

United States, Sales, profits & dividends, Executive changes & profiles, Musical Instrument Manufacturing, Musical Instruments & Parts, Lord & Taylor

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Sears in Echelon will close

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Sears, Roebuck and Co. shuts down its store in the Echelon Mall in Voorhees, New Jersey as part of a plan that will see another 3 of its major stores close.

Department stores, Sears, Roebuck and Co., S

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