Livingston, Wisconsin, United States · On-site
Overview: Assist with the efficient flow of goods, including storage, shipping, receiving, and inventory movements. Maintain equipment, facilities, and storage areas. Accurately record inventory transactions in Plex ERP …
Skills: Inventory Management, Shipping and Receiving, Forklift Operation, Order Picking, Data Entry
Livingston, Wisconsin, United States • On-site
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Manage the efficient flow of goods including storage, shipping, receiving, and inventory movements. Maintain warehouse facilities and accurately record transactions within the Plex ERP system.
Requires a forklift license and the ability to lift 50 lbs while standing for long periods. Candidates should be proficient with computers and handheld devices, with a CDL preferred.
Overview: Assist with the efficient flow of goods, including storage, shipping, receiving, and inventory movements. Maintain equipment, facilities, and storage areas. Accurately record inventory transactions in Plex ERP system. Support the Warehouse Supervisor with additional duties as needed.
Job Types: Full time, Part- time
Salary: $21+ per hour
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Small batch, gourmet popcorn. Co-Packing, Private Label, Retail, Wholesale, Corporate, & Fundraising program offerings.
History of Rural Route 1 Popcorn Rural Route 1 Popcorn got its start in 1983 as a result of an experiment that turned into an opportunity to diversify and explore a new production crop. Biddick, Inc. (formerly Trelay Farms, Inc.) of Livingston, Wisconsin, has been a producer of seed corn since 1906 when the founder, Elmer Biddick made his first sale. Over the years, Trelay expanded its production and sales to include oats, winter wheat, barley, grasses, soybeans, alfalfa, cattle and finally popcorn. In 1983, when the government instituted a program (PIC) whereby farmers could choose to take their farmland out of production for a year and receive a government payment, Trelay was facing a decreased need for their primary product, seed corn. By then, the next two generations of Biddicks, Roger and Brad, made the decision to experiment with popcorn and make use of much of the same processing equipment as for the seed corn. Hence, Rural Route 1 Popcorn began with 25 acres. Today, several hundred of the 3000 farmed acres are dedicated to producing gourmet popcorn. Attention to detail and quality are the keys to the success of Rural Route 1 Popcorn, which is ear harvested and then hand sorted to select the most perfect ears. And, rather than choosing corn hybrids that have the highest yields, varieties are selected based primarily on taste and tenderness. This attention to quality, not quantity, assures excellent taste and delicate tenderness for the ultimate in gourmet popcorn. If you get to southwestern Wisconsin, visit our Rural Route 1 Popcorn Shop on Hwy. 18 in Montfort, for a truly mouthwatering experience. Free sampling of over a dozen or so unique flavors is a must. You will not be disappointed!
Offices: 105 E Tama Street, 105, Livingston, Wisconsin 53554, US · 101 US Hwy 18, Montfort, WI 53569, US
View all jobs at Rural Route 1 PopcornSmall batch, gourmet popcorn. Co-Packing, Private Label, Retail, Wholesale, Corporate, & Fundraising program offerings.
History of Rural Route 1 Popcorn Rural Route 1 Popcorn got its start in 1983 as a result of an experiment that turned into an opportunity to diversify and explore a new production crop. Biddick, Inc. (formerly Trelay Farms, Inc.) of Livingston, Wisconsin, has been a producer of seed corn since 1906 when the founder, Elmer Biddick made his first sale. Over the years, Trelay expanded its production and sales to include oats, winter wheat, barley, grasses, soybeans, alfalfa, cattle and finally popcorn. In 1983, when the government instituted a program (PIC) whereby farmers could choose to take their farmland out of production for a year and receive a government payment, Trelay was facing a decreased need for their primary product, seed corn. By then, the next two generations of Biddicks, Roger and Brad, made the decision to experiment with popcorn and make use of much of the same processing equipment as for the seed corn. Hence, Rural Route 1 Popcorn began with 25 acres. Today, several hundred of the 3000 farmed acres are dedicated to producing gourmet popcorn. Attention to detail and quality are the keys to the success of Rural Route 1 Popcorn, which is ear harvested and then hand sorted to select the most perfect ears. And, rather than choosing corn hybrids that have the highest yields, varieties are selected based primarily on taste and tenderness. This attention to quality, not quantity, assures excellent taste and delicate tenderness for the ultimate in gourmet popcorn. If you get to southwestern Wisconsin, visit our Rural Route 1 Popcorn Shop on Hwy. 18 in Montfort, for a truly mouthwatering experience. Free sampling of over a dozen or so unique flavors is a must. You will not be disappointed!
Offices: 105 E Tama Street, 105, Livingston, Wisconsin 53554, US · 101 US Hwy 18, Montfort, WI 53569, US
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