 NutsOnline: It Pays to Have Nuts! Luxury Shopping: Does it really pay to have nuts? Just ask Jeffrey Braverman, CEO of NutsOnline. Readers of My Luxury Place will recall that Mr. Braverman was recently named "Entrepreneur of the Month" after he catapulted his small, family-owned business to international fame when he latched onto the "Save Jericho" campaign being waged by fans of the canceled CBS drama series. Since receiving this award, Mr. Braverman and NutsOnline have been mentioned in the New York Times, Forbes Online, the Wall Street Journal, CNN Money, and other media sources around the world.
Founded by Mr. Braverman's grandfather, "Poppy Sol," in 1929 as The Newark Nut Company, NutsOnline prides itself in providing the same high-quality products and stellar service that were the backbone of Poppy Sol's open-air market. All products come with a 100-percent satisfaction guarantee.
Name your favorite nut, and chances are NutsOnline has it. There are 26 different kinds of peanuts alone, from roasted peanuts to boiled peanuts to wasabi peanuts. But the fun and selection doesn't stop with nuts! NutsOnline offers 172 types of flavored coffee; 35 types of regular coffee; chocolates and sweets; dried fruits; original snacks; and trail mixes. Health-conscious customers can shop the Health Nuts section, offering organic and all-natural goodies, as well as nutritional information.
Products are available by the pound or by the case. Gift baskets and party trays are also available for all occasions, including corporate gift-giving.
In addition to his work with Big Brother Big Sister, NY Cares, Junior Achievement and other charities in his area, Mr. Braverman has partnered with the Rebuild Greensburg Fund to collect donations to benefit the victims of the catastrophic tornado in Greensburg, Kansas. To learn more about Rebuild Greensburg, to make a donation, or to purchase some of NutsOnline's scrumptious snacks, visit the company's Web site.
For LxM Teresa Rothaar
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Friday Jun. 1st, 2007
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