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M. Levin & Co, Inc : ウィキペディア英語版
M. Levin & Co, Inc

M. Levin & Company, Inc., is a wholesale produce distribution company located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The company was established in 1906, and is the oldest family-owned produce wholesaler at the Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market. Levin is one of the largest ripeners and banana foodservice distributors in the Mid-Atlantic region, ripening over 35,000 boxes weekly.
==Operations==
M. Levin currently operates out of two locations, its warehouse with sales, ripening facilities, and a railroad spur for boxcars, located at 326 Pattison Avenue since 1959, and its now primary Philadelphia Wholesale Produce Market location that opened in 2011 with four units including custom built ripening rooms.
M. Levin & Co. processes full lines of fresh fruits and vegetables, packages and distributes to retailers. Bananas and tropicals remain the company's primary specialty. M. Levin imports bananas from Central and South America, and receives them through ports in Wilmington, Baltimore, and Camden. As of March 2014, M. Levin ripened about 35,000 boxes of bananas a week. The company distributes west to Ohio, south to Virginia, and north to Toronto.
The company is privately owned and operated by Mark Levin, David Levin, Michael Levin, and Joel Segel, and their daughters. Michael Levin started selling bananas in 1906, and grew the company until his passing in 1958. Albert Levin was the second-oldest of Michael Levin’s children; he served as president from 1950 to 1976. Albert led the business through its 1959 move to Pattison Avenue, and grew it through the 1960s and 1970s. Brothers Leon and Martin Levin bought the company in 1976 when Albert retired.

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