Flame Grilling Products Announces Expansion of Direct Shipping Business in 2020
Dec 26, 2019
Flame Grilling Products, one of the largest direct shipping companies in the United States, has announced that it will expand its direct shipping business in 2020 and will work closely with smaller distributors, restaurant chains and catering suppliers.
Brooks, ME (Merxwire) – Flame Grilling Products announced a wholesale direct shipping plan for 2020. President Kenneth Theobald said, “The business of direct shipping has always been at the core of our business. Over the past two years, the department has clearly outperformed our retail business. Our customers do not seem to have minimum free shipping requirements for their products.”
Sales expert and general manager Dorie Clark said, “At the moment, we are one of the largest direct carriers in the United States as a major wholesaler. However, we want to reach out to smaller distributors, restaurant chains, and restaurant suppliers. The days of wholesalers committing to fifty slots for our inventory are over. “
Flame Grilling Products offers ten different varieties of chips, chunks, and grilling planks in a Mini Bulk Box and 14 cube bulk box. Tyler Searway, grandson and shipping supervisor, states that “shipping one case to one location or to a thousand locations is not a problem for our system. Our operation is geared to small batch production which allows us to turn our inventory very quickly.”
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