Freshness First Program In High Gear
Last week we announced our Freshness First initiative as we launched the program at our Sulphur store. Now, the program is being fully employed at all three stores. This program will insure that the food products you purchase from Sooner Foods will always be the freshest and long-lasting.
Learn more about our Freshness First program here: Freshness First
Touchdown To Savings!
This is Super Bowl week with the Super Bowl taking place this Sunday and our ad is chocked full of super savings and super-party Super Bowl food items.
Our "Touchdown To Savings" ad is on line for your viewing pleasure.
See our ad page by page here: Touchdown To Savings
Monday, January 30, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Freshness First Program Announced
New Freshness Program Initiated
Today, Sooner Foods in Sulphur was the first of our three stores to launch our new program called "Freshness First". Over the next several days the program will also be launched at our Tishomingo and Davis stores.
Freshness First is a program designed to insure that shoppers will always have the freshest food items at their disposal.
Most food items come with a "sell by", "best if purchased by", or "use by" dates. Of course we want our food items to have long shelf, cupboard, or storage life at the time you purchase said items.
This morning, operation manager Curt Tully called employees from every department to the center of our store. A section of our store was designated and employees from our front end operation, meat market, grocery, bakery, produce, and frozen food departments went to work examining each and every food line checking for dates.
If close dated items were found they were removed from our displays and shelves and will be replaced with fresh product.
Today, Sooner Foods in Sulphur was the first of our three stores to launch our new program called "Freshness First". Over the next several days the program will also be launched at our Tishomingo and Davis stores.
Freshness First is a program designed to insure that shoppers will always have the freshest food items at their disposal.
Most food items come with a "sell by", "best if purchased by", or "use by" dates. Of course we want our food items to have long shelf, cupboard, or storage life at the time you purchase said items.
This morning, operation manager Curt Tully called employees from every department to the center of our store. A section of our store was designated and employees from our front end operation, meat market, grocery, bakery, produce, and frozen food departments went to work examining each and every food line checking for dates.
If close dated items were found they were removed from our displays and shelves and will be replaced with fresh product.
Our Freshness First program will be conducted twice weekly in all three of our stores and this will insure that we always have the freshest food items for shoppers to purchase.
Monday, January 23, 2012
A Flurry Of Savings
Our new ad is up and running and this week's theme is "A Flurry Of Savings". Please take note there are some money saving coupons that will help stretch your food budget dollars.
See our ad page by page: WEEKLY AD
And as always... Thank you for shopping Sooner Foods.
See our ad page by page: WEEKLY AD
And as always... Thank you for shopping Sooner Foods.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Thanks, Spring Gardening, And Weekly Ad
WITH MUCH APPRECIATION
Sooner Foods thanks Platt National Park Post 148 of the American Legion for selecting employees Curt Tully and Barry Shrader as Business Employees Of The Year. For many years Sooner Foods has taken great pride and interest in assisting service and community based organizations in their quest of creating a better sense of community.
THINKING SPRING
I know we are still in the middle of winter, but, with the unseasonably mild temperatuers we've been having it's hard not to think about the spring season. And, when we think about spring... gardening comes to mind.
This year, Sooner Foods plans on widening it's variety of lawn and garden supplies and plants. And, this year an even greater emphasis will be placed on buying locally and home grown vegetables.
Gardening can be very rewarding. Of course if we have the time and the appropriate sized plot of land our gardens can produce a good amount of fresh vegetables and fruit.
However, if you don't have the time or space for a good size garden, you can still have a rewarding growing season threw container gardening.
Container gardening offers the chance to tailor-make your spring and summer crops. Some of the vegetables and fruit that can be grown in a container garden include tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, squash, radishes, carrots, fresh herbs, tender leaf lettuces, strawberries, cabbage, cucumbers, and broccoli.
Soil selection and fertilizer are important factors in container gardening as is proper watering, but, since your gardens are tailor-designed you control your gardening effort.
Informatin about container gardening is most likely available at the local extension office.
WEEKLY AD
Our new weekly ad is on line for your viewing pleasure and this week we have a One Day ad that you'll want to take a second look at.
You can see our ad page by page here: Weekly Ad
Sooner Foods thanks Platt National Park Post 148 of the American Legion for selecting employees Curt Tully and Barry Shrader as Business Employees Of The Year. For many years Sooner Foods has taken great pride and interest in assisting service and community based organizations in their quest of creating a better sense of community.
THINKING SPRING
I know we are still in the middle of winter, but, with the unseasonably mild temperatuers we've been having it's hard not to think about the spring season. And, when we think about spring... gardening comes to mind.
This year, Sooner Foods plans on widening it's variety of lawn and garden supplies and plants. And, this year an even greater emphasis will be placed on buying locally and home grown vegetables.
Gardening can be very rewarding. Of course if we have the time and the appropriate sized plot of land our gardens can produce a good amount of fresh vegetables and fruit.
However, if you don't have the time or space for a good size garden, you can still have a rewarding growing season threw container gardening.
Container gardening offers the chance to tailor-make your spring and summer crops. Some of the vegetables and fruit that can be grown in a container garden include tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, squash, radishes, carrots, fresh herbs, tender leaf lettuces, strawberries, cabbage, cucumbers, and broccoli.
Soil selection and fertilizer are important factors in container gardening as is proper watering, but, since your gardens are tailor-designed you control your gardening effort.
Informatin about container gardening is most likely available at the local extension office.
WEEKLY AD
Our new weekly ad is on line for your viewing pleasure and this week we have a One Day ad that you'll want to take a second look at.
You can see our ad page by page here: Weekly Ad
Monday, January 9, 2012
Healthy Lifestyles Ad
Our Healthy Lifestyles Ad campaign continues and this week there is a chance for you to enter the Healthy Lifestyles Sweepstakes where you can possibly win a number of great prizes.
It's easy to do - simply go to www.my-healthylifestyles.com between January 14th and March 9 and enter the contest.
WEEKLY AD
Our new ad is now on line for your viewing pleasure. You can see this week's ad page by page by going here: WEEKLY AD
DAIRY REMODEL
Over the next several days, we will be giving our dairy department in Sulphur a new look. We hope to finish this undertaking quickly, and hope it's not an inconvenience to anyone.
It's easy to do - simply go to www.my-healthylifestyles.com between January 14th and March 9 and enter the contest.
WEEKLY AD
Our new ad is now on line for your viewing pleasure. You can see this week's ad page by page by going here: WEEKLY AD
DAIRY REMODEL
Over the next several days, we will be giving our dairy department in Sulphur a new look. We hope to finish this undertaking quickly, and hope it's not an inconvenience to anyone.
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