Bundled meal deals drive prepared food sales
Convenience is a key factor driving supermarket prepared food sales, as busy shoppers seek quick-and-easy alternatives to cooking meals at home.
Convenience is a key factor driving supermarket prepared food sales, as busy shoppers seek quick-and-easy alternatives to cooking meals at home.
With the arrival of fall, consumers clamor for seasonal favorites, highly craveable comfort food and satisfying chicken dishes.
We are proud sponsors of the LPGA NW Arkansas Championship, the annual tournament that brings the best professional golfers from around the world to our hometown.
From better-for-you items to innovating with classic proteins, here’s how retailers can change the landscape of prepared foods departments.
George’s recently had the opportunity to sponsor a meal for the families staying in the Ronald McDonald Family Room in Rogers, taking one less worry off their plate.
George’s, Inc. announced it has completed its acquisition of Ozark Mountain Poultry of Rogers, Arkansas. Both George’s and OMP are fully integrated poultry companies with facilities and employees across four states, supplying the retail, foodservice, and industrial market sectors with over 25 million pounds weekly of poultry products and prepared foods.
Arkansas Farm Bureau recently recognized the Moyers as the Washington County 2018 Family Farm of the Year. In addition to being a contract grower for George’s, Inc. and raising cattle, the Moyers continue to mentor young men and women at their farm.
Candice Mendoza, Safety Manager for the Kansas Street plant, accepted awards on behalf of George’s, Inc. at the Joint Poultry Industry Safety Awards for 2017 following the National Safety Conference on August 15th. Both the Springdale Processing and Further Processing Plants brought home Awards of Distinction, and the Springdale Feed Mill accepted the Award of Merit.
George’s recently participated in Bowl for Kids’ Sake, a bowling fundraiser benefitting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Arkansas.
George’s entered two teams to participate in the 59th Annual Poultry Festival hosted by the Poultry Federation this year with the theme Peace, Love and Poultry!
It all started in a small general store just west of Springdale, Arkansas, in the 1920s. C.L. George and his two sons – Luther and Gene – began hauling live birds to larger markets in the Midwest. Almost a century later, the fourth generation of George’s, Carl and Charles, are leading the company into the future. Today we’re proud to service national accounts, foodservice distributors and retail customers with the same set of family values we started with in the 1920s.
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