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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostDidn't they get taken over?
Previously known as Agrilink Foods, Birds Eye Foods was founded in the early sixties when, as Curtice Burns, we formed a partnership with a farmer cooperative, Pro-Fac Cooperative. We've had a strong relationship with the Co-op these past four decades. Pro-Fac members grow most of the raw product which is then processed in nearby Birds Eye facilities. In 1994, Pro-Fac bought then-Curtice Burns Foods and we became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Cooperative. Three years later, Curtice Burns Foods changed its name to Agrilink Foods, to more accurately reflect its close links to agriculture. Today we are known as Birds Eye Foods.
In 2002, a subsidiary of an investment firm, Vestar Capital Partners, bought the majority share of Birds Eye Foods. Pro-Fac continues as a significant minority owner and Birds Eye Foods continues to be Pro-Fac's biggest customer, while Pro-Fac continues to be Birds Eye Foods' largest source of raw material.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Fingers are very very swollen, I forget to keep my hand higher than my heart.
Why doesn't my todger swell to twice it's normal size?
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I may have to go lay down soon, the pills are kicking in.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostFinally got around to going out for the paper, and picked up the post on the way back in.
Is this a Council Tax Bill I see before me?
£661.99 for a one bedroom flat
And that's with the single person's discount - if I had a GF about the place it's be £882.65
Council's component: up 4.95%
Police's component: up 15.43%
Fire Brigade's component: up 4.94%
Overall annual increase: 6.1%
It's an economic miracle, I tells yer
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostJust had the water rates... £441... up from £416 last year.
I have to pay the water rates on the other houses when they are empty.
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I need to go out and close the door on the garden shed, it's banging in the wind like a shotgun going off.
back in a moConfusion is a natural state of beingComment
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