Translation of "Grossiste spécialisé " (French → English) :

limited-function wholesaler [ specialty wholesaler ]

import merchant

limited-function wholesaler | speciality wholesaler

senior wholesale merchant in fish, crustaceans and molluscs | wholesaler in fish, crustaceans and molluscs | assistant wholesale merchant in fish, crustaceans and molluscs | wholesale merchant in fish, crustaceans and molluscs

business to business sales consultant in flowers and plants | graduate wholesale merchant in flowers and plants | B2B sales consultant in flowers and plants | wholesale merchant in flowers and plants

wholesale merchant in china and other glassware

packer | meat wholesaler | meat packer | meat-packet

tour wholesaler | travel wholesaler

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Zijerveld is a Dutch specialised cheese wholesaler which provides value-added services such as category consultancy, storing, maturing and distribution of cheese.

Anzag is one of the largest German full-line pharmaceutical wholesalers, i.e. a wholesaler that provides the complete range of pharmaceutical products to pharmacies. In Germany, Alliance Boots is a highly specialised (short-line) wholesaler of oncology products via its subsidiary Megapharm, but is not yet active in full-line wholesaling.

However, your rapporteur deplores that these proposals do not take into account the high diversity in territorial structure, size, level of specialization, employment capacities, and access to public support of the various small, medium and large enterprises involved in the food chain; the extremely unequal bargaining power of farmers, as opposed to processors, wholesalers, and retailers which has led to abusive buyer practices and anti-competitive behaviour ; the low ambition and performance of national and European competition authorities to address these asymmetries and to take adequate measures; and the ongoing "price war" in almos ...[+++]t all member states between supermarket chains.

This is characterised by centralised supply and the use of specialised wholesalers, 'preferred suppliers' and private standards (such as EurepGap).