“Our goal is to enhance our already exceptional customer service,” says Mike Anderson, co-president, POSPaper.com. “And, by adding these distribution centers to an already comprehensive network, we plan to not only meet, but to exceed our customers’ expectations. In many cases, when a customer places an order on our web site, the product is delivered the next day. This sends a positive message to our customers that we are committed to order execution and service.”

Currently, POSPaper.com distributes POS supplies from three distribution centers in Florida, California and New Jersey. The additional distribution centers in Texas and Illinois will help to reduce transit time to many existing customers.

“Going from three distribution points to five will enable us to offer one to two-day shipping to more than 95 percent of the U.S. population,” adds Anderson.

And, since POSPaper.com has a stellar industry reputation, it enjoys a loyal customer base. That’s why POSpaper.com continues to reward its customers by improving its service. Its free shipping offers are second to none and customers can mix and match products. Its thermal paper rolls extend print-head life while enhancing image quality and its paper rolls have become the industry standard in the hospitality, retail, banking, gas station, credit card processing and medical industries.

POSPaper works with a wide range of businesses – “mom and pop” style operations to multi-unit hospitality and/or retail chains. For smaller businesses it provides discounts as deep as 40 to 50 percent less than prices at the big box stores for items such as bond and carbonless paper (similar to tray packs). And, larger qualifying companies with above average annual purchases may now enjoy a new wholesale pricing feature.

“We truly offer a unique customer service advantage,” says Anderson.

About POSPaper:

POSPaper.com is approved and recommended by the POS industry’s leading printer manufacturers. Its thermal paper rolls, two-ply paper rolls and bond paper rolls are currently used in thousands of POS printers around the world.

Its warehouses carry a wide selection of paper rolls and printer ribbons as well as other popular items like credit card supplies, price tag guns, POS printers, bar code scanners, cash register ribbons, ATM and kiosk paper. The company also stocks popular products such as plastic shopping bags, receipt paper and more.

For more information, call: 904-737-9989; or visit http://www.pospaper.com .

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So, what makes this the world’s finest coffee? First, these Filipino coffee beans are ingested by a cat-like animal – the Asian Palm Civet. While inside the civet’s body, the beans undergo physical and chemical changes similar to a form of fermentation. Once they’ve been “deposited” on the jungle floor, the beans are collected by EarthBee’s Filipino-farmer partners and prepped for shipment.

According to expert coffee tasters in New Orleans, this 100 percent Civet coffee delivers a rich and smooth flavor, unlike any other on the market today. It has chocolaty, nutty undertones and no bitterness due to reduced protein content.

“And, we would not be able to deliver such an amazing product to our customers without the partnerships that we’ve developed with regional farmers in Mindanao – the second largest and southernmost island in the Philippines and home to our Civet coffee beans,” says Ben Johnson, Director of Partnership Cultivation for EarthBee Foods.

In the spirit of the holidays, sales of this unique coffee directly benefit the impoverished people of Mindanao.

“We have already made several corporate sales to banks and large law firms,” adds Johnson. “These are companies that want to provide that ‘wow’ factor to its clients, and at the same time benefit the greater good.”

Since only 300 to 500 pounds of this coffee are produced each year, KapePur would be a rare and unique experience for any coffee lover. EarthBee Foods has designed two premium packages. The first retails for $92 and includes a beautiful collectible gift box; full-color storybook; a two-ounce bag of KapePur coffee; and a Bodum, three-cup French press. The second gift packet has the same items, but includes four ounces of coffee and retails for $137. Prices include domestic shipping and a certificate of authenticity.

For more information, visit: www.kapepur.com .

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Ben Johnson, of EarthBee Foods, 888-966-9911, bjohnson@kapepur.com .

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An endangered species, the Yellow-Headed Temple Turtle gets its name from the tradition of releasing the species into Buddhist temple ponds. One of the largest aquatic turtles in Southeast Asia, Yellow-Headed Temple Turtles can reach two feet in length.

It is not known where the turtles were originally captured by poachers. Because of concerns about genetics and disease transfer, they could not be released into another habitat. Hong Kong’s Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden provided temporary housing, but no permanent facilities were available. The turtles were stranded with no place to go.

It was then that the Fort Worth, Texas-based Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA) went into action, determined to find a home for the endangered turtles. An appeal to TSA members quickly raised funds for a turtle airlift to the USA, and facilities to house the turtles were located in Florida.

“It doesn’t sound like much of a challenge to house fifty turtles, but you have to remember that this species can reach two feet long and weigh more than 35 pounds,” said Rick Hudson, conservation biologist and TSA President. “They need large outdoor ponds with clean water and warm temperatures year-round.”

Transporting the turtles over 8,000 miles threatened to be cost-prohibitive, but at the final hour, Taiwan-based EVA airlines generously offered to move the animals at a discounted fare. The turtles were boxed in 20 temperature-controlled containers and loaded onto a cargo jet.

Upon arrival at Atlanta International Airport, the turtles were met by Cris Hagen, Director of Animal Management for the Turtle Survival Alliance.

The turtles were transported to the Jacksonville Zoo, where they were unpacked and assessed after their long trip. From there, they were taken to their new Florida home, an immense pond on private property. The turtles will form the core of a breeding colony to help assure the species’ survival.

“We should start seeing some reproduction in the next year or two, after they have acclimated and settled into their new south Florida home,” Hagen said.

Thanks to the generosity of its members and EVA Airlines, the TSA has created a Turtle Transport Fund for similar emergencies in the future. “If we want to save these amazing creatures, we have to be able to move fast,” Hudson said.

About the Turtle Survival Alliance:
The Turtle Survival Alliance’s mission is to conserve tortoises and turtles through a global network of species recovery efforts and captive breeding programs. More information can be found at www.turtlesurvival.org.

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