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UTZ Brands Inc V.CCH


Primary Symbol: UTZ

Utz Brands, Inc. is a manufacturer of branded salty snacks. It produces a range of salty snacks, including potato chips, tortilla chips, pretzels, cheese snacks, pork skins, pub/party mixes, and other snacks. It classifies its brands into Power and Foundation brands. Its Power Brands include Utz, On The Border, Zapp's, Boulder Canyon, Golden Flake Pork, TGI Friday's, Hawaiian, Tim's Cascade, TORTYAHS, Dirty, and Jax. Its Foundation Brands include Golden Flake ex-Pork, Snyder of Berlin, Bachman, H.K. Anderson, Vitner's, Kitchen Cooked, Wachusett, and other small brands, and also includes partner brands, Private Label, Co-Man, and Utz Branded non-salty snacks, such as On The Border Dips and Salsa. It operates eight manufacturing facilities across the United States with a range of capabilities, and are distributed to grocery, mass merchant, club, convenience, drug and other retailers through direct shipments, distributors and approximately 2,450 direct-store delivery (DSD) routes.


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Comment by cv14on Feb 22, 2007 4:40pm
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RE: Alimek mining

RE: Alimek miningFrom Campbell, April 2001. The Alimak method involves the use of an Alimak raise machine on which miners are raised to work sites, complete their work and descend. This method cuts down on the need for sub levels, provides more miner time at the face of the stope or drift and can significantly reduce costs. Financing probably kept any implementation of this method on the backburner. From the Campbell 3rd Quarter News Release; At the Copper Rand Mine, the design of new development headings and implementation of new ground control standards have significantly improved the productive capacity of this operation. -- None of which explains a timeline but it does reveal an extremely effective Copper Rand has never been achieveable financially until now. Even then there have been some pretty impressive numbers in the past. I hope someone can obtain the answer as well. Note: The news release says 'alimek' but I find lots of hits on google for Alimak. The chinese site says Alimak also I think.
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