Locals who enjoy Blue Diamond products can rest assured that their favorite almonds are one of the most sustainably-processed commodities in the county following the organization's recent recognition as Green Business Certified.
Following a comprehensive certification process, the Blue Diamond Growers facility in Salida recently earned the prestigious distinction and is the first business in Stanislaus County to be recognized by the California Green Business Network, Stanislaus County, for demonstrating sustainability as a top business priority.
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North Coast wine businesses seek relief from California wildfire insurance woes
The Glass Fire last year missed Dario Sattui's popular Napa Valley wine tasting stop V. Sattui in Calistoga, but it gutted the "farmhouse" building at his nearby Castello di Amorosa winery, destroying thousands of dollars in wine but leaving the "Castle of Love" and other buildings untouched.
Insurance inspectors have been touring Sattui wine properties in recent days, but he's made one wildfire preparation change on his own this year --- formation of a fire watch team at the castle. The eight-person team is made up of long-term employees who know the intricacies of the grounds.
Dodgers' social team recognized by Sports Business Journal | by Rowan Kavner | Apr, 2021 | Dodger
The Sports Business Journal recognized the Dodgers on Thursday for leading Major League Baseball in engagements and social value across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. The metrics were according to Zoomph, a sponsorship analytics platform for sports, entertainment and esports brands and properties.
Dodger posts also received more impressions than any MLB team across Twitter and Instagram. While the Dodgers enjoy one of baseball's biggest markets, SBJ's Will Cavanaugh noted that the Dodgers also impressed in engagement rate, which isn't impacted by follower counts. The Dodgers ranked first in engagement rate on Facebook and Instagram and finished in the top five on Twitter.
Tight-knit family business is devastated by Orange shooting - Los Angeles Times
An avid outdoorsman, the 50-year-old frequently loaded them up in his fifth-wheel for camping trips to Arizona. He sat them on the back of his Harley-Davidson motorcycle to ride through the hills above Fullerton. They spent every Fourth of July, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas gathered at his home in northeast Anaheim.
And when he launched Unified Homes in 2006 with the goal of helping people buy, sell and remodel their manufactured homes, it was only fitting that his family be part of that, too. But this week, a business he built from the ground up became the setting for tragedy.
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Texas teen featured on Shark Tank takes business world by storm | khou.com
"Sienna Sauce is an everything sauce," she said. "Put it on everything from pizza to check into vegetables
"It all started when my favorite wing place closed and I actually tried to re-create their sauce," she explained.
"I got a professional manufacturer and I was able to tweak the recipe to make it a little bit more healthier," she said.
Journey through the pandemic, in Berkshire business leaders' own words | Business |
The COVID-19 pandemic wracked the Berkshire economy. But now, we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel, and business leaders are cautiously optimistic as they look ahead.
To get a firsthand look at what took place and what is to come, we asked 19 Berkshire business and civic leaders to describe, in their own words, what the journey through the pandemic has been like and where they see themselves coming out of it.
If you read my column regularly, you know that it's called The Nonprofit Prophet. So, while none of us can predict the future, it seems only fitting for me to try and offer you my take on what the post-pandemic world may hold for nonprofit organizations.
Female small business owner finds success in pandemic | 11alive.com
ATLANTA — Artist Courtney Buchanan decided September 2020 was the time to share her artwork with the world.
"I basically take their style, their aesthetic, their positive personality traits, put it all in a blender in my brain, and then out pops a scarf," Buchanan said.
When she thought of her "sophisticated, well-mannered and impeccably styled" friend Sarah, she imagined a light blue and sage-colored scarf with a large white flower in the center.
Here's a look at business news from around the Mahoning Valley - Mahoning Matters
Peterson, a native of New Middletown, has a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration with a major in accounting.
“I know this industry is one that is demanding and challenging, but I also have seen through the work of my parents how rewarding it can be,” Peterson said. “To have found a place like Burgan Real Estate, that embraces the family atmosphere that helped guide me to my career as a Realtor is a better start than I could have ever hoped for in my journey as a real estate agent.”
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