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| occupation = grocery wholesaler and canner '''Antonio Morici''' was a grocery wholesaler and canner. He was a founder of the [[Contadina Canning]] Company and [[Ch

| primary_business=food processor, grocery wholesaler ...rocery wholesaler. The company started as Sprague, Warner & Co, a grocery wholesaler in Chicago<ref>Consolidated Foods Co: [http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohisto

| primary_business = Meat Wholesaler [[Category:Meat Wholesaler]]

| primary_business = Wholesaler,Cannery [[Category:Wholesaler]]

Chicago-based fruit packer and wholesaler. In 1902, advertised it would sell prunes and cured fruits in one pound car Fruit packer and wholesaler. In 1902, advertised it would sell prunes and cured fruits in one pound car

| primary_industry = fresh fruit wholesaler The '''A. G. Col Company''' was a Santa Clara county fresh fruit wholesaler operated by A. G. Col. The company was described as "the largest wholesale

...om Williams-Brown could not be rejected in parts. In that case, a Chicago wholesaler bought 11 carloads of raisins from Williams-Brown, but found their customer The company may actually have been the marketing agent or wholesaler for one or more dried fruit packers; an 1895 episode noted that workers had

The '''Pacific Fruit Company''' was a dried fruit and fresh fruit wholesaler in San Francisco, with a branch office in Sacramento. The company listed t

The '''California Selling Company''' was a fruit wholesaler based in San Francisco.

...nesses in California. Morse appears to have primarily been a businessman, wholesaler, and agent rather than having a connection to the canning process.

'''C. M. Webber and Company''' was a Chicago-based wholesaler, with a dried fruit packing plant in San Jose. The company appears in [htt

'''Balfour, Guthrie, and Company''' was a British food producer and wholesaler with large operations in California in canned fruit, canned fish, and dried

...anner founded in San Francisco in the 1870's; Morse appears to have been a wholesaler<ref>Isidor Jacobs, [http://books.google.com/books?id=f5fVAAAAMAAJ&lpg=PA32&

...s up in a 1912 San Francisco chamber of commerce listing as a canned goods wholesaler with an office at 502 Market St. in San Francisco<ref>[http://books.google.

'''L. G. Sresovich''' was a dried fruit packer and wholesaler based in San Francisco operated by Luke G. Sresovich. The company billed

The '''American Fruit Product Company''' was a Rochester, New York-based wholesaler who operated fruit drying plants in San Jose, Winters, and Vacaville<ref>SO

wholesaler of seeds in Santa Clara County; and

'''Castle Brothers''' was a San Francisco-based grocery wholesaler which turned into a significant dried fruit packer, operated by Albert N. C

'''Andrews and Coykendall Ham Company''' was a former meat wholesaler which turned itself into a dried fruit packer. A&amp;C Ham (named after th

...nitial companies that formed the [[California Packing Corporation]]. As a wholesaler, Armsby both was a broker for producers (representing the [[California Frui

The new owner, [[Antonio Morici]], was a wholesaler selling italian products in Chicago and the midwest; from 1918 to 1920, his

...tempted buyout was J.K. Armsby's inspiration for a large, combined canner, wholesaler, and sales force<ref>fundinguniverse.com: [http://www.fundinguniverse.com/c

...arl Fruit Company''' was a California-based fruit and vegetable packer and wholesaler. The company handled fresh and dried fruit, and also handled vegetables.

..., in a cubicle at the back of Norton, Teller, and Rodden, a butter and egg wholesaler<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/47871268@N02/albums/72157669997354778 Ye

...takeover, but returned in 1922 potentially bankrolled by a Chicago grocery wholesaler<ref>Hunt Brothers Company Announces Important Changes In Personnel: [http:/