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Bell Buckle Holdings (BLLB)

Outstanding Shares
356,660,332

Authorized Shares
1,000,000,000

Float(shares)
85,597,883

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Contact Info
2630 Nashville Hwy
Farmington, TN
United States, 37091

Website: http://www.bellbuckle.com/
Phone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Bell Buckle Holdings Inc. was founded in 1995 as Belle Buckle Country Store, Inc., a family owned and operated business, dedicated to producing the finest all natural gourmet food products on the market. This dedication to excellence has garnered recognition throughout the industry and many national awards for both taste and packaging. Through the years, the company has grown to include 5 brands, 239 products, sold in all 50 states and overseas through grocery stores, specialty gourmet & gift shops and big box retailers. Bell Buckle Store, Inc. products are sold under the brands: Captain Rodney's, Simplify, Bell Buckle Country Store, Rose & Ivy, and Bainbridge Festive Foods.

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"Through the years, the company has grown to include 5 brands, 239 products, sold in all 50 states and overseas through grocery stores, specialty gourmet & gift shops and big box retailers."

Products are sold in Sears and believed K-Mart as well

More websites:

http://www.bellbucklecompanystore.com/

Bell Buckle Country Store, Inc., has a simple philosophy, to make the very best products possible. To do this we use only the finest ingredients cooked slowly in small batches using time-honored methods. We make our products the same way that Grandma did, in small batches in open pots, with the emphasis on quality, not quantity. We know that lots of other companies can make more products than we do, but no one can make products better than we do.

One of the things we are most proud of is our dedication to producing all-natural products. We have always said that the finished product is only as good as the ingredients you put in, to make the very best products you have to use the very best ingredients. With this in mind, we have made a pledge to use only the very best; pure cane sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup, whole #1 fruits and berries instead of fruit syrup mixes and locally grown fresh produce rather than frozen.

While using the best ingredients is important in making the best products, you must also have the knowledge of how to combine those ingredients, and the patience to craft a superior product. There are no shortcuts on the road to excellence. This is why we use our cherished family recipes to cook our products in small batches so that flavor is not lost.

Homemade on our family farm, our very best for your table, our pledge to ourselves and to you.

Copyright © 2010 The Bell Buckle Company Store

By clicking on the links on the left side, you can order their products -- it is functioning

They ARE brick and mortar:

Address and Phone:
Inside Phillips General Store and Bluebird Antiques
Bell Buckle, TN 37020

Email: [e-mail]
Phone: [phone]
Toll Free: [phone]

Hours Open to the Public:
Open Year-round

Payment Types Accepted:
Visa, Cash, MasterCard, Personal Check

Bell Buckle Country Store

City: Bell Buckle, TN
Region: Middle Tennessee
Subregion: Nashville & Surrounding Areas

646 Cedar Grove Rd
Chapel Hill, 37034-7033 Tennessee
USA

Homemade on the family farm near Bell Buckle. Award-winning Rose and Ivy brand and Captain Rodney's jellies, spices, glazes and condiments. See all of their products at Phillips General Store and Blue Bird Antiques.

Bell Buckle Country Store, Inc. uses no high fructose corn syrup and only uses whole fruit, not frozen or concentrates.

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BLLB is a REAL company with a REAL product...how often do you see that?