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A new facility was built in 1928 where 30 employees were welcomed into the Polaner family business. Consumers continued to buy Polaner goods for the next forty years. Once again the Polaner business decided to move to an even larger location. To keep up with other preserving plants, Polaner decided
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Polaner All Fruit is best known for the "Don't DARE call it jelly" campaign in the 80s and 90s, in which a succession of well-to-do users of the product ask to "pass the Polaner All Fruit" before a decidedly more uncouth fellow asks to "please pass the jelly," leaving everyone shocked and appalled.
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In 1910, their business needed to expand due to high demand. They ended up moving their business to larger quarters where their ten employees were still very busy. The business grew to sending goods up to 100 miles away, thus causing another need for an even larger facility and workforce.
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Max's grandson, Leonard Polaner decided to introduce the newest innovation in the preserve category, Polaner All Fruit. This new preserve is sweetened only with fruit and fruit juice.
105:. This facility took on two expansions, one in 1972 and the other in 1978 resulting in an 80,000-square-foot (7,400-square-meter) facility which is still being used today. 78:
Max Polaner and his wife Lena started preserving fresh fruits and picking fresh vegetables before 1900. Together the two had a fruit and vegetable store located in
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Its largest brand is Polaner All Fruit topping. It was acquired by Artal Group in 1986 but sold to
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that was founded by Max and Lena Polaner as M. Polaner Inc. in the late 19th century in
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In 1968, the business decided to construct its facility on eight acres of land in
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Jam-Making Today: Fruit Spreads, Yes; Sugar, Largely No.
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Lazarus, George (1993). American Home spreads to jams.
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Derdak, Thomas; Jay P. Pederson; Tina Grant (2001).
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fruit preserves
condiments
Newark, New Jersey
American Home Products
B&G Foods
International Home Foods
Family Guy
Newark, New Jersey
New York
New Jersey
Roseland, New Jersey
Jam-Making Today: Fruit Spreads, Yes; Sugar, Largely No.
New York Times
Chicago Tribune
ISBN
978-1-55862-445-0
"Polaner All Fruit Commercial (1989)"
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