BUSINESS
Glory Launches National Soul-Food Rollout
Glor\ Foods Int.. an African
American-ov^ ned food company,
based in Columbus. Ohio, has
launched it^ canned sou) -food prod
ucts in over 15 markets. G)or\ pro
duces a convenient line of southern
style product* that celebrate the his
tor> and tradition of African-Ameri
can cuisine.
Items representative of GIor> s
line of 17 heat-and-eat products
include: collard, kale, mustard,
turnip and mix greens: field and
hlackeye peas; pinto and great
northern beans: sweet potatoes,
okra, package homestyle corn
bread and golden muffin mix; hot
sauce and peppered vinegar.
Glory's full line of product are
available in sclect supermarket
chains in special "Glory Food sec
tions: in: Atlanta. Ga.. Nashville,
Tenn.. Louisville, Ky.. TaledOi
Cinn., Dayton and Columbus, Oh.,
Columbia/Charleston, S.C., Char
kme/Rttteigh-Durham/G ree n sboro,
Richmond/Norfolk, Vu., Washing
ton. D.C. and Baltimore, Md. Some
Food Lion Store in Winston-Salem
? also carry the brand.
Glory Foods Inc., began with a
simple idea: "To create down home
taste in southern style cooking that
is quick and easy to prepare." Since
its inception and launch in Colum
bus in 1992, Glory has earned a
steady stream of supporters, and
customers and distirbution penetra
tion continues to climb.
The product is the brainchild of
founder and president of Glory
Foods. Bill Williams, who has over
20 years of experience in the food
business including managing hotel
and restaurant chains and starting a
specialty food distribution company.
Williams graduated from the Culi
nary Institute of American with hon
ors, and his restaurant. The Marble
Gang RestMW.nt which is in its
eleventh year of operation is a popu
lar eatery on the east side ot his
Glory Foods' full line of products are available in select supermarket
chains. Food Lion of Winston-Salem carries the brand.
hometown. CoJumous.
"Launching the products in
other markets is may way of invit
ing America to dinner. " Williams
said. "The response to Glory s prod
ucts has been exciting. The distribu
tion support we receive from super
market chains says a great deal
about their commitment and support
of minority entrepreneurs, and also'
reveals their priority in providing
quality products to their con
sumers."
~~ As Glory prepares to enter new
markets, additional plans call for the
company to initiate and strengthen
relationships with local groups an
organizations in an effort to create
opportunities for community rela
tion involvement. "We want to have
a stake in the community that sup
port us." adds Williams.
For information on where to
obtain Glory Foods' products in
your area, contact (614) 252-2042.
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Christmas Shopping Tips
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Most of us feel that we never have enough money when we are
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