RushNet Increases Apple Rush Distribution At The Kehe Foods Show

  
    
  
  
    
      RushNet, Inc’s (RSHN) 
      participation in the Kehe Foods Tradeshow held last week in Chicago was 
      quite successful for the company. Kehe Foods recently approved the whole 
      Organic Apple Rush line for distribution in their vast network that 
      covers 37 states in the US and Mexico. With three state-of-the-art 
      distribution centers in Illinois, Texas and Utah, Kehe is the premier U. 
      S. Distributor of natural, specialty and ethnic grocery products with 
      over 9,000 customers. That customer base encompasses all the major and 
      independent grocery chains within their territory, and they will be 
      expanding into the Southeast with a new distribution center in the near 
      future.
    
    
      Robert Corr, President of RushNet was quoted: ”With 
      CA Fortune (RushNet’s Kehe food broker) in 
      place, we see an expedited development path for many new accounts 
      through Kehe in the coming months. Throughout the Kehe Show numerous 
      grocery chains, both large and small, showed great interest in bringing 
      Apple Rush into their stores. Two major regional Grocery Chains 
      indicated they were planning to introduce Apple Rush early this fall. 
      Overall, we found that the show yielded some valuable contacts that will 
      ultimately translate into real sales. This show was another solid step 
      in launching Organic Apple Rush into a national brand.”
    
    
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