Milka Candy Case Study

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Hi Jennifer, Congratulations on the promotion and new position. Would you have time to review the attached before you transition out ?If you'll allow us to we can ship samples for your review ? We understand your work load has automatically increased until the new VM is annouced and we'd certainly be available to set up a conference call to help . We curently represent Milka Candy for the entire North Amerian market and we'd love to become a part of the KeHE product mix.
We have attached an example of the marketing dollars we'd be willing to spend in support of KeHE and their customers.
We have a brokerage team in place that covers the entire nation with exception to the MW and KeHE headquarters. By the way, would you have any broker recommendations

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