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Spoon can be easily cleaned to be available for every meal. While there are six colors available, including green, orange and blue, Guardara has found that the royal blue and hot pink are among the top selling choices. Retailers only need to purchase a minimum of 48 units, and have the option to mix and match any and all of the available colors.
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For more information: Sip N Spoon 114 Lincoln Ave First Floor Hawthorne, NJ 07506 Tel.: 973-636-2091 Fax: 973-636-2098 Email:
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www.FleaMarketZone.com Individually packaged, the Sip-
N-Spoon makes a nice party favor, or showcases well in the available display box or clip strip. “The display box holds 24 units, while the clip strip holds one dozen,” notes Guardara. “Some retailers like to showcase the spoons right in the cereal aisle.” While the Sip- N-Spoon may meet the needs of multiple markets, it serves only one purpose: “Eat. Drink. Be Happy.” ■
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