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Sauer Brands renamed Duke’s Mayo Company after selling spice business
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Sauer Brands, Inc. has been renamed Duke’s Mayo Company after recently selling its spice business. The condiment company announced the change in an Oct. 26 release, citing strategic focus and the acceleration of growth as influences on the decision. “The new name underscores the...
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PingThings, Dominion Launch Five-Year Grid Data Alliance
USA – PingThings and Dominion Energy Virginia announced a five-year Technology Acceleration Alliance on October 28 to expand the use of PingThings’ PredictiveGrid platform for grid monitoring and engineering analysis. Building on collaboration dating to 2019, PredictiveGrid currently manages more than 5 petabytes of sensor data from Dominion’s...
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Sauer Brands rebrands to honor iconic mayonnaise
A longtime Central Virginia food production company has rebranded itself in honor of its most well-known products. In a statement Monday, Oct. 26, Richmond-based Sauer Brands Inc. announced its name, effective immediately, will be Duke's Mayo Company, reflecting the company's most popular condiment. Company officials changed the name after the recent selloff of its spice business, a product the company had made since it was started 139 years ago. “Duke’s Mayo Company is a name that says plainly what this company is about, which is a dedication to flavor and scaling high-growth condiments,” Duke's Mayo CEO Yuri Hermida said in the statement. “Chefs, operators and families choose our brands for their exceptional taste and high-quality ingredients. Leading with Duke’s gives us a name that carries that reputation into every conversation, across every brand we make and every kitchen we serve.” It is the company's second rebranding in six years. In 2020, the company changed from C.F. Sauer Co. to Sauer Brands. Sauer Brands began manufacturing Duke's Mayonnaise in 1929, buying out the business and recipe from original creator Eugenia Duke, who began it 12 years earlier at her restaurant in Greenville, South Carolina. For years, it was created at the
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Dominion’s 20-year plan projects higher bills, new solar farms and natural gas plants
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Dominion Energy customers can expect higher bills over the next two decades, according a new report the company filed with the SCC. Dominion Energy is required to produce it’s Integrated Resource Plan once a year. “Essentially a twenty year roadmap on how we are going...
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This Virginia Farm Lets You Cuddle Fluffy Mini Highland Cows, Brush Their Coats And Feed Them By Hand
Somewhere outside Richmond, a herd of shaggy mini Highland cows is waiting for someone to brush their bangs. Yes, cow bangs. They are real, and they are glorious. The tours here are private and hands-on. You can feed these fluffy little cows by hand and spend real bonding time with them.
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This Richmond shop has over 1,000 Mexican cowboy boots
Petra Santos started her Mexican cowboy boot business in a 5-by-5-foot booth at the Bellwood Flea Market. Sixteen years later, her family is opening its third store inside a 4,000-square-foot building in Midlothian. Why it matters: Bota Latina on Hull Street has become a destination for Mexican western wear, drawing shoppers from Fredericksburg to Virginia Beach and fueling the family business's expansion. The latest: Bota Latina's new store opens Nov. 7 at 7419 Midlothian Turnpike, featuring a custom cowboy hat bar where shoppers can shape their hats, choose brims and add personalized branding. It'll also carry American western brands like Durango, Ariat, and Tecovas , alongside the family's signature Mexican-made boots. But the original Richmond shop at 5521 Hull Street will stick with only Mexican-made western wear — the boots that started it all, Santos' daughter Deyli Navarro tells Axios. Catch up quick: Santos launched the business in 2010 and moved into the Hull Street shop in 2016, which she and her three kids run and call "our OG store." Growing demand from Northern Virginia customers prompted a second location in Woodbridge in 2022. Imagine seeing this everywhere you look. Photo: Sabrina Moreno/Axios Zoom in: The Richmond shop stocks over
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Richmond's Sauer Brands is now Duke's Mayo Company
Richmond-based Sauer Brands is now Duke's Mayo Company. Why it matters: After nearly 140 years of vanilla and spice, the Richmond institution is officially putting all its eggs in the mayo basket. State of play: The company announced the change Monday, a month after selling off its spice business . The newly named company will focus on Duke's Mayonnaise, Mateo's Gourmet Salsa and its foodservice business. Both brands are expanding nationally, and the company says its portfolio is on track for double-digit growth. He's so precious. Photo: Sabrina Moreno/Axios Catch up quick: C.F. Sauer Compan y was founded in Richmond in 1887, selling flavoring extracts before expanding into spices in 1920. In 1929, it bought Duke's Mayo from South Carolina's Eugenia Duke. Sauer's remained family-owned until 2019. Two private equity buyouts later, the mayo brand is calling the shots. What we're watching: Whether Duke's Hot Tomato Summer makes a comeback in 2027. Because five summers simply weren't enough.
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Standard Communities Breaks Ground on $88M Affordable Housing Development in Richmond, Virginia
RICHMOND, VA. — Standard Communities has broken ground on Joyfield Towns at German School, an $88 million development that will include 234 affordable three- and four-bedroom townhomes. The development is located at 250 E. German School Road in the Southside area of Richmond, Virginia. The project takes the latter part of its name from German School Road, which was named for a small school that served the area’s German immigrant community in the early 20th century.
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Flying Squirrels, Diamond District developers to settle heated defamation lawsuit
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — The Richmond Flying Squirrels and Diamond District developers are settling a contentious defamation lawsuit after months of back-and-forth within federal court. On Tuesday, Oct. 27, the Squirrels’ managing general partner Lou DiBella and Jason Guillot of Thalhimer Realty Partners, Inc. — the development company behind...
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You Can Actually Retire In This Overlooked Virginia Town On Just Social Security
Somewhere between Richmond and the James River, there’s a small Virginia city that most people drive past without a second glance, and that’s exactly why Hopewell might be the smartest retirement move you’ve never considered. If your retirement plan involves stretching every dollar until it begs for...
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Huntsville’s Sentar wins DLA contract to strengthen critical military infrastructure
Huntsville-based cybersecurity company Sentar has secured a new Defense Logistics Agency task order to strengthen the technology infrastructure supporting critical military logistics operations in Richmond, Virginia. The award calls for […] The post Huntsville’s Sentar wins DLA contract to strengthen critical military infrastructure appeared first on 256 Today .