Buffalo’s Favorite Condiment Is Now Available at This National Grocery Store

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Attention all condiment connoisseurs: you’re going to want to hear this special announcement.

Since last June, Gordon Food Service, the 5th largest food distributor in North America and the largest privately held foodservice distributor in North America, has begun ordering truckloads of Weber brand horseradish mustard.

For reference, a fully loaded truck is equivalent to 1,760 cases, or 21,120 jars. So try to get an idea of ​​how many delicious bottles of Weber brand horseradish mustard are currently on the road or about to hit the road! (And just in time for grilling season.)

By the way, this mustard isn’t going to sit in a warehouse for months. It’s going to go straight to distribution so thousands of people can enjoy Weber for the first time. Fun fact: Buffalo has a Gordon’s store on Elmwood Avenue.

This massive increase in product movement is also forcing Weber’s manufacturing business to move to the next level. As a result of the project, the company will be modernizing its 27-year-old machinery in hopes of doubling production efficiency. Hello, growth opportunities in the coming year and beyond for the Weber brand!

And if you haven’t had the pleasure of tasting Weber brand mustard yet, now is the perfect time to upgrade the condiment section of your refrigerator. After all, there’s a reason this mustard has been the best-selling mustard in Buffalo and Western New York since 1922!

You can find Weber brand horseradish mustard at your local grocery store or use the promo code BuffaloGold20 to get 20% off when you shop online. (Offer valid through July 31 at 11:59 p.m.)

In the meantime, be sure to follow the Weber brand on social media for regular updates, company news, and exclusive offers. You can also message them at [email protected] for suggestions of retail stores and restaurants you think Weber should be a part of.

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