Taylor Enterprise Inc.
Don't Miss This Year's Keystone Wholesale Show!
The Keystone Wholesale Shows are this Wednesday and Thursday, and they are shaping up to be the best yet! There will be over a dozen new vendors in attendance, offering you the opportunity to connect with new wholesalers and the beautiful products they manufacture.
If you can make it out I highly encourage it. I attended the show last year and vendors go all out with their displays, showcasing their products in a way you don’t get to see when you browse their websites or visit their shop. This is the premier show to meet new manufacturers, and to connect with wholesalers you currently buy from. I will be in attendance again this year, and would love to meet you to discuss All American Wholesalers. This service is for you, and we want to hear your feedback! Our booth is right in the door, so make sure you stop by to chat!
Wednesday- 9:00am-4:00pm
Thursday- 9:00am-3:00pm
To learn more about how to attend, giveaway information, and the full vendor list, visit Keystone’s website at the link below.
www.keystonewholesalemarkets.com
Lancaster County Tornado Brings Community Together
This topic may not be directly related to the wholesale market, but I felt the need to wrote something after what I saw last week. I live 3/4 of a mile away from where the tornade ended in Narvon, PA, and I got to experience first-hand the incredible generosity of the Amish Community.
On my way to the Keystone Wholesale Shows on Wednesday, February 24th, I drove by the damage on Cambridge Road and Route 340 at 6:30 AM, and there were already hundereds of community members cleaning up the rubble. By Friday thousands of craftsmen had rebuilt two barns, framed out a flattened schoolhouse, and cleaned up all of the rubble that was left in the tornado's wake. All of this work was done by volunteers, who took time away from their jobs and personal lives to help out their neighbors.
To me, this is a testament to the incredible sense of community and strong work ethic that exists in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Seeing the entire Amish community band together in a time of crisis reminded me why I love Lancaster, and why I am honored to have the opportunity to work with so many of these local businesses.